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#7 Re: Definition - JDM
1200rallycar Posted on: 2011/11/17 0:33
that's kinda my point, it seem's a lot of people THINK what it means.... (dish, stretch, low, etc)

but in true definition i was wondering what IS ACTUALLY JDM for a 1200

noteven - what do you mean with the front indicators? were the park light section amber too?


#6 Re: Definition - JDM
sunny_boy Posted on: 2011/11/17 0:30
quad webers on an A12..... well i bet they would want to lol they love the A series over there.


#5 Re: Definition - JDM
Posted on: 2011/11/17 0:19
It is as standard release in japan from new.

Ricers abused it and now means anything that is cOol in Japan.


#4 Re: Definition - JDM
lethal_john Posted on: 2011/11/17 0:06
when i think of jdm
-low as #OOPS#
-wide wheels with stretched tyres
-flares
-chin spoiler (in some cases not all)
-at least a mildly modified engine


#3 Re: Definition - JDM
steve1991 Posted on: 2011/11/17 0:02
Wheels to big for ya car with small tyres stretched on lol


#2 Re: Definition - JDM
noteven Posted on: 2011/11/16 23:23
All amber front indicators?
I'd tags in jap?


#1 Definition - JDM
1200rallycar Posted on: 2011/11/16 23:02
Japanese domestic market - (wiki) The term Japanese domestic market (JDM) refers to the local market in Japan for Japanese-made motor vehicles and components

SO for a 1200 to be JDM, it would have what the Japanese delivered 1200s had....

i can think of three things:

- Sunny badges
- Fender Mirrors
- White wall tyres

anything else?

possibly those monsoon window shields, but not sure they were factory or just aftermarket bits?



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