JDM refers to Japanese Domestic Market cars and the style of modifying imported Japanese cars to look like higher performance vehicles. Some key aspects of JDM include: - Modifying cars like Honda Civics and Integras to include body kits, engine swaps, and other accessories to enhance appearance and performance. - Popular JDM modification companies include Spoon, Mugen, and CTR that provide performance parts for cars. - High performance stock vehicles from Japanese manufacturers like the Honda Civic Type R serve as inspiration for JDM modifications.

1. JDM
Ricardo.R
Elvis.C

2. What is JDM?
• JDM is a type of style, a car you can fix up
so I looks imported or looks like it can
perform well.
Japanese domestic market is short for
(JDM) is a term for Japan's economic
market for Japanese-brand goods.
There plenty of more that are alike JDM, for instance
SPOON, MUGEN and CTR which are other types of
companies that sell performance accessories for cars.

3. Ek9 to spoon Ek9
What a spoon ek9
would end up
looking like.
The honda civic type R is the
highest performance spec of
Honda civic made by honda
motor company Japan.
Stock type R Ek

4. • This b16 engine is a
monster. truly goes with
the ek.
• B16 goes for around
$3.500
< this is a k20 engine.
Originally from a EP3.
goes with the ek but the
front has to be modified
so the engine actually
fits in there, because it’s
a strong heavy engine.

5. Toyota Corolla gt/truenoAE86
This corolla GT is known
for its excellent
performance in Japan.
It’s a hatchback and rear wheel drive giving
it an ability to drift.
Made in 1986

6. We prefer JDM
Honda eg6 jdm’d out This is what I’m NOT into

7. Jdm logos and decals

8. This is the Acura Integra
turned into JDM version,
with front end conversion
This one on the left is the same
one from above but without the
front end conversion, more
frequently seen like this in the
U.S.

9. JDM :D

10. Just some links
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Domestic_Market
this link is more informationg on what JDM is about.
• http://www.jaydm.com/usdm.htm
This link is alike JDM but the only thing that changes is that
this is the American version of JDM which is called USDM.
Nothing really changes but the bumper and motors it uses.