mrZeee

is there a difference between j-spec and JDM?? and whats the difference from a US spec?? mostly my question has to do with HP between them if any??? trying to settle an argument...thanks!

pimp1911

I will take a stab at it.

JDM= Any vehicle sold from the Japanese car market
Us Spec= A JDM vehicle but tweeked or geared for the United States market.
Jspec= A JDM vehicle but tweeked or geared to the Japanese market.
Euro Spec= A JDM vehicle but tweeked or geared to European market.

Classic case of the above is the Nissan 240sx.

Us Spec= truck engine. Called a 240sx
Jspec= SR20DET or CA18. Called a Silvia.

ProfessorKan

Actually as far as the S13 goes, the KA24De is used in a variety or engines. Later models S13s have the SR20DE used in our G20, NX, etc.

Our cars are more similar to the Euro spec with extra support to past the NHTSA test.


All 6th generation honda accords are made and produced here in the states.

Honda US produced car is USDM.


Honda Accord Type-R is our Acura TSX which is made in Japan.

Honda Japan produced car is JDM.


350Z = JDM 100% build 100% parts

you can see that on your window sticker as well.

Edison_Chen

Is there any major differences between the JDM and USDM 350Z? Besides the Fairlady Z Badge, and the RHD?

pimp1911

Ecu,badging,cluster, rhd. Others jump in.

ProfessorKan

reverse camera, better navigation, sub woofer option, courtesy interior lighting

Santacruzslick

iTrader: (12)

Smoked front reflectors...I'm out. LOL

NoahzBurnt

iTrader: (10)

headlight washers and those front bumper mount cameras that allow you to see left and right on a screen when approaching an intersection

Netko350Z

iTrader: (8)

Ball massagers in the seats!!!

mrZeee

hmm ball massagers...how about HP??? same?? and that would about the motor..not the massaging rpms!

Brandon@Forged

No difference in HP...if there is, there's is probably lower if anything.

wookie

so japan and usa have same hp
but middle-east one have better hp's ?

why

Brandon@Forged

The middle-east gets higher HP? Probably due to emissions.

Armitage

iTrader: (15)

No they don't. If your referring to the GT4 model, thats our 35th 300 hp model.

wookie

http://www.nissan-me.com/350z/350z_performance.htm

http://www.nissan-me.com/350z/350z_specifications.htm

http://www.arabianautomobiles.com/ve...fications.html

http://www.350z-me.com
go to power section and ull see 294hp

so why middle-east have 294 hp

NoahzBurnt

iTrader: (10)

That's camel power.... to be exact one camel power = .9761 horse power. Horses do have longer legs you know.

Now 294 camel power times the conversion factor of .0761=287 horse power

Either that or they are hiding some super gas and engine oil from us.....

Just Kidding!!!!!!

Amnbex

There are 2 ways to measure horsepower, SAE horsepower and simply horsepower. They are very similar but SAE numbers are always slightly smaller due to the way the conversion works.

wookie

anyway
so u mean usa 287 and me 294
is just same HP ?

same power cars and speeding up same ?

Brandon@Forged

SAE horsepower is corrected for atmospheric conditions...basically, what HP you would make on a normal day.

wookie

so hm
if u put me car and us car ( 294vs287 ) to race each others with same driver same skill and lets imagine it at least
they both will run same time ?