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JDM vs USDM engines: what actually differs
The same engine family often exists in two versions: the one Japan got, and the one sold here. Most of...
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How to inspect a used JDM engine before you install it
Your engine arrives on a pallet, shrink-wrapped. Before it goes anywhere near the car, spend twenty minutes on it. Problems...
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What JDM actually means, and why the mileage is so low
JDM stands for Japanese Domestic Market. It means the engine was built for a car sold inside Japan, and spent...


