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Need parts? JDM heaven exists on Earth!

JDM Heaven

Surrounded with all the JDM parts you can think of, everything directly from Japan... Sounds like a dream job.

Mun Lee auto parts, Malaysia.

R34 GT-R V-spec & Volks

My style JDM R34 GT-R Godzilla. Some day, just some day this monster will be mine! Old school shaped black Nissan Skyline GT-R with 3-piece Volk GT-C series rims.With that brutal look, it doesn’t even have to move to look fast.

For sure one of the best R34s I’ve ever seen, I envy the owner:) Some day…

JDM EP3

I used to think Honda EP3 Type R can't look good no matter how you style it. With Mugen bumper and sideskirts, perfection comes out.


via:superhonda

Integra DC5 with Takata Green Works

Takata green color marching it's way to the top of JDM colors styling trend. Can it become more popular than bronze or white?
Pictures of JDM Honda Integra DC5 with Takata green Work rims.

Check out some more monsters with Takata green rims!



pictures by 8thcivic

Integra JDM front end vs Integra EUDM/USDM front end

Honda Integra Type R DC2... JDM or EUDM/USDM front end, which one do you prefer?
EUDM/USDM front end

JDM front end

Definition of Touge Battle Ghost battle, Sudden death, Straight up

Touge means pass, in JDM scene it refers to races on the mountain roads or any of the narrow, roads that can be found in Japan and other geographical similar areas.
We know 3 types of touge battles;
Sudden death - cat and mouse race
It's used when he road isn't wide enough to pass the opponent. Two cars start the race one behind another and a car in front must increase the gap between them to win a race. The second car must keep the gap or decrease it until the finish line to win the touge battle. If the first car gets passed, it automatically looses the race. Than they change positions and they race again...
Straight up
When the road is wide enough for cars to pass each other, they start the race in the same line and the first one through the finish line is the winner.
Ghost battle - Time attack
Cars don't drive together at the same time, they drive separately and they are timed from start to finish line and the one with better time is the winner.

what does JDM stand for: definition

JDM literally means Japanese Domestic Market. It stands for Japanese brands, in this case Japanese cars and car parts. JDM cars were limited by Gentleman's agreement to 280 horsepower and 180 Kph of top speed. Surely it didn't stop racers from tuning their cars and that's how Japanese tuning culture (which we call JDM nowadays) started to grow. Racers gathered on streets, race with their tuned cars in many ways, from drag racing, touge, to drift battles. This is how Japanese racers live for decades now... but
JDM scene itself started to grow somewhere in the middle of 90s in California and there's import scene. Those tuners became part of culture which stopped modding car's look with body kits, alien bumpers, 18-inch wheels and other cosmetic accessories, they focused on clean Japanese style look and improving performances. Every modification had it's purpose. Purpose of function, functionality. Inspiration came from Japanese racing cars and it still does nowadays, when most of cars modified this way are half racing cars. Cars you can go shopping with on Saturday morning, and do some touge racing in the evening.
JDM scene slowly moved through internet, import magazines... Tuning of daily-drive cars with purpose of function, Japanese parts and style are now called JDM cars. It's not just a fetish or a style. It became a whole culture of tuners with same idea of functionality.
Opposite of JDM tuned cars are ricers cars and RICE scene. No sign of performance upgrading, just alien bumpers, xenon lights, too big rims... They call it tuning, I call it retard.
JDM EG6 from tunerzine