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jdm means japanese domestic market. that's how the cars are made for the japanese market.
USDM is for the US, or OEM (original equipment manufacturer). both mean for the US market. even if it was made in japan, it could be for the American market.
there are a lot of differences between the USDM and JDM models. that's why JDM parts are test-fitted to make sure that they fit the USDM versions. there's also a different gauge cluster (km/h vs. mph), different measurements and fitment for parts such as underbraces and exhausts, coilovers and suspension, bumpers and bumper supports, center console, HVAC/radio controls, coin holder, hazard switches, interior visors, and im sure a lot of other things (big and little).
Last edited by doctordoom; 05-16-2009 at 01:12 AM.
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