Skylines, Supra and RX7s ranked top against other JDM cars. Even though the underground racing scene was dominated by Porsches, JDM cars held their own equally against them. Such clubs had a mutual understanding with the police and respected public law, except perhaps those involving speed limits. For example, you couldn’t join the midnight club if your car couldn’t reach 160MPh(250KMh) and if your car didn’t have a name. Such clubs had entry requirements that leaned towards the vehicles’ power output and top speed. Owners would test how fast their cars were by racing in underground racing clubs such as the Middo Naito Kurabu (Midnight Club) in Japan. Once these were out of the factory and into the hands of a tuner, they would easily make over 400 horsepower.
Some, such as the Skyline and the Supra, were factory limited to around 320 horsepower. These cars also hold a lot of tuning potential. They might be slightly quicker, but they are not as cool as older JDMs. Even as time went by, the movies still featured JDM vehicles. All the JDM cars you would ever want to own are used in the film. Some even consider the Fast and Furious movies “JDM fanboy” movies. Vehicles from other manufacturers were also used, but JDM cars dominated most of Hollywood. All of which rank among the fastest JDM cars in history.
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The movie became a beloved people’s choice film, and the reason as to why was clear: the cars! Paul Walker’s Skyline R34 GT-R, Honda NSX, Honda S2000 and the Nissan 370Z – just to name a few. The first Fast and Furious film featured some of the speediest JDM cars, such as the Toyota Supra MK4, Nissan Skyline R33 GT-R, Honda Civic Type R and the Mazda RX-7 FD. When the internationally loved Fast and Furious came out, most car scenes were dominated by JDM vehicles.
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