what is the difference between a jdm engine and a usdm and what parts u have to change to get it to pass smog in the usa 2000 mitsubishi galantWhat is the difference between a jdm engine and a usdm?
The difference between JDM and USDM engine is only the emission value and the output value of power and torque. The emission is based on the different of emission regulation of each country. The output power and torque is based on the regulation of highway, but this is all about engine management setting. To pass smog, a fast moving parts such as filters-spark plug-and engine maintenance that will shown the condition of the galant. If you have look at the smog point to inspect, you will know what you need to be done.What is the difference between a jdm engine and a usdm?
JDM stands for Japanese Domestic Market.
USDM stands for United States Domestic Market.
Japanese usually have more power in their engines. Compared to American versions.
How can I know what engine you are talking about if you do not reference it?
Most JDM engines wont pass smog. Some will.
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