it was a joke............take it easy.......

 

Hey stan, frank...cant yall set up a meet when i get back man. Sometime the wk end of the 20th would be great.

 

I can set up a get together the turnout might not be huge but hey we all still like to hang out. We have been thinking about taking this thing indoors.

 

yo do the meet is still on for 1130 right ? .... if u want i can pick up 240boy but around 12ish..... but ill see whats up... i hope it aint cold... its fun chilling outside...

 

now now boys there is enough MICHAEL to go around... don't fight over me... but unless stanbo says to im just gunna roll with him as he previously said

 

I can give the Cali kid a ride.. with my SR powered 240 ....HEHE.. sorry im just so excited..................Im leaving in 5 mins to pick up the car.... so yeah if he needs a ride or anyone else, feel free to call ym cell hpone at any time..

646-533-6025

Eric

 

what part of Queens r u from............

 

Well my mom lived in baysdie, right of franny lew, and my dad lives in middle village about 5 misn from queens blvd, but if anyone needs a ride, i can pick them up somewhere, don't be shy everyone.. Im loving my sr20...

 

Are you loving it so much that you will be up to take down Courtney/? He hasnt lost yet you know. By friday your exhaust and d/p will be here so you two will have identical setups. But im just curious which one runs better of course.

 

Yeah.. from what i hear he got cough cams cough in his motor by chance.......... And i don't wanna start racing around right now... Im still getting the bugs out, my tach and speedo ain't on, i got no power steering, no BOV.... Its all gettign fixed tomorrow....... But so far its ALOT different then the KA and im loving it...

 

Guys..
I got 1990' 240sx.. and i worry about security device..
What do you guys use for security??
I planning to do Lojack instead of Alarm system..
does Alarm system keep the car from thief??
Any suggestions???

 

LoJAck is mo crap, I had LoJack on my 2000 Si, f*ucking thieves stole my car and guess who found the car? Nope, not the cops, it was the garbageman who found it. Yep, thats right Dept. of Sanitation found what was left of my car on the street 8 days later, completely stripped, and I mean completely. So bad infact, that sanitation called my insurance company just to tell them that they found the car, and were sending it to the crusher as they spoke. nothing left of the car, all thanks to LoJack and their great response. F*ck Lojack, that sh*t is straight garbage. Only 1 in 5 cop cars has the locator in it anyway, and most of the time they don't follow up when they get a hit on it. Save your money, get a real alarm with a lot of custom kill switches, make your alarm unique.

 

Lo Jack is funny, one of my friends friend has the finder for personal use!

 

i got my fu*ken car broken into again guys... this time they took my hatch cover and all the interior speakers.... they tore up my trunk... but i have no clue how they got in.... no broken windows or anything like that.... this is the second time in 4.5 months... im gonna get an alarm put in mid janurary... anyone have any suggestions.... i mean like some unique ****... like unbreakable glass ... even though that has nothing to do with alarms...

 

well i dunno about unbreakable glass, unless you're willing to shell out dough for plexi-glass windows. but the more noise your alarm makes, and the harder it is to steal stuff from inside, the better your chances are of keeping everything. As for the speakers, try using super long screws and loctite them b!tches in. That way, they would end up killing themselves trying to get the friggin things out, not to mention that the alarm should be driving them crazy, especially with a compression horn inside the car capable of 150 decibels. My boy got one of them in his car, that **** definitely hurt being inside the car, i bailed out of the car head first, and I'm used to high dB's from years of sound off competitions. Its pure treble, hurts like a biatch. try it out, customize the hell out of your alarm. The less they know about your alarm, the better off you are.