anyone else here from jersey? hopefully im not the only one, just wondering cause on occasion i hit caesar's bay for the biweekly meets with teh ifx guys but theres a lot of 240's there..pretty much theyre a 240 group...one of my friends has a 240 so i usually ride up there with him....its fun beating up on an sr20..though i havent made it to many meets cause of skool and work, ugh i wish i could just get paid to do nothing

umm...i guess im the only one then...its ok....nj is mine...touch it and die

I know that a lot of people call NJ "Dirty Jersey." Is it supposed to be cool to live in a dirty place? Am I missing something?

yes its very fun to live in a dirty place...i dunno my friends call it dirty jersey cause it rhymes hahaha...sometimes its called new jeru...the state with many names....though im not sure how dirty jersey came about... its not really dirty..maybe because we still got them swamps...people here like to call them "wetlands"

jersey = dirty
the armpit of america.

hey hey hey....u think thats funny? how bout i put my armpit in your face? and by the way....ur dirty :eyebulge:

I think it's overly cool to call it the Garden State. What could be better?

Gary, IN is the armpit of America, empera.

:respekt: i'll stand up and rep. for jerzey with ya.

werd now thats wut im talkin bout.. where u located? north? south? east? west?

[QUOTE=SP 7M]I think it's overly cool to call it the Garden State. What could be better?QUOTE]

I can't tell if you're joking or not, but I agree.

North Jersey here.

-J

you jersey folks grow some great tomatoes, congrats.

hahahahaha we have sweet corn too

cranberries too! Damn, you NJ folks are so versatile. No wonder yous guys are so dirtyz ...and I didn't make this shit up:

New Jersey has 832,600 acres in farmland.
New Jersey produces five major fruit berry crops. They are apples, blueberries, cranberries, peaches and strawberries.
New Jersey ranks 2nd in the nation in blueberry production growing 38 million pounds of berries each year.
The state is also 3rd in the nation in cranberry production and 4th in peach production.
Gloucester County grew 36 million pounds of peaches in 2000. This was 55% of all the peaches grown in the state.
New Jersey farmers planted 3,600 acres of bell peppers in 2000 and are ranked 3rd in the nation for the production of the vegetable.
New Jersey also grows potatoes, peaches, tomatoes, corn, hay, and soybeans.

Now I'm hungry ...lucky it's lunch time ..bye

ummm.....all that info...where you managed to find it...i dont know but... yea... there ya go people....

imma fellow nj supra owner

im from newark nj to be exact

im also an ifx member as well i own a 95 se 240 :)

oh weeerd....have u been up to caesar's bay? and are you the one with the red turbo supra?

i do have a red supra but its not on the road yet havnt been to ceasars bay

oh arite....hmmm..ok havent been to teh bay yet...are you the one with the spun bearing? or just a bhg?

lol nope niether

i just picked up my supra 2 weeks ago

damn...ok i guess i probably havent seen your car yet then....so wutchu got on teh car right now?

well the car is pretty much stock right now except for the centerforce clutch and unorthadox flywheel the car also has a full bomex aero i gotta take the car to get painted since its in primer right now

hows the clutch? harder than stock? im thinkin about upgrading... i want the exedy carbon clutch...the double disc maybe

it suppose to be some sort of race clutch but i dont kno since i havnt bolted the trans back on i bought the car like this i gotta put it back together

let me kno when u need the clutch maybe we can give u a good price on the clutch