What's the Best JDM Settings?

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Hey guys, I watched several videos of JDM vehicles on GT6. I would like to do this.

What's the BEST settings to make an JDM vehicle? How to do it?
 
JDM isn't a tuning style, it's just a tag given to cars only sold in Japan (afaik, someone more hardcore can correct me). What videos did you watch, it may give us more of an idea of what you're after.
 
Hello! We can help.
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JDM = Japanese domestic model
USDM= USA
KDM= Korea
EDM= Europe
Etc... Hope this helping you!!

Regaurds from Japan!!
Thanks man!

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Thanks man!

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No problem! When you have time, please refer to my thread "GARAGE YOKOMICHI JAPAN" there you can see my list of tuned JDM cars!
See you on the track friend
 
No problem! When you have time, please refer to my thread "GARAGE YOKOMICHI JAPAN" there you can see my list of tuned JDM cars!
See you on the track friend
Can you tell me the example, please?
 
Honda, Nissan, Toyota.. A "JDM" is ANY car built in Japan, so the choice up to you my friend! Do you like SKYLINE? NSX? SUPRA?
Tell us what kind Japanese car you are interest in tuning?
 
Honda, Nissan, Toyota.. A "JDM" is ANY car built in Japan, so the choice up to you my friend! Do you like SKYLINE? NSX? SUPRA?
Tell us what kind Japanese car you are interest in tuning?
I like all cars! :) As I said on PM, I want to get all cars converted to JDM but as I'm a beginner, so I will start with Honda Civic
 
I like all cars! :) As I said on PM, I want to get all cars converted to JDM but as I'm a beginner, so I will start with Honda Civic

You can't really convert a car to JDM.

It's just a phrase used to describe cars that are native to Japan.
 
You can't really convert a car to JDM.

It's just a phrase used to describe cars that are native to Japan.
JDM only for Japanese cars, right?
 
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