JDM Parts Knowledge Center

Vehicle sourcing guides

These guides explain what to collect before asking about a part. A vehicle name alone does not confirm availability or fitment.

• Toyota Chaser & Mark II JZX100

  Use the full X100 model code, trim, production details, and exact part reference to narrow the search.

• Nissan Skyline R32–R34

  Distinguish generation, chassis/model code, GT-R or other grade, body style, and part number.

• Subaru Impreza & Forester

  Identify generation, market, body, engine, transmission, and model/frame code before comparing parts.

Sourcing fundamentals

Use these existing guides for part identification and Japanese marketplace research:

• How to source discontinued Japanese car parts

  A checklist for identification, condition evidence, fitment, and delivered-cost questions.

• Japanese auction parts sourcing

  What to review about a listing, purchase terms, bidding costs, condition, and shipping feasibility.

Real sourcing case studies

Learn how vehicle details and part references shape a sourcing request. Customer examples are shared only after record review and permission.

View sourcing case studies · Ask about a part

What to include in a request

When possible, include year and production date, full chassis/frame code, engine and transmission, OEM part number, requested side and quantity, acceptable condition, destination country and postal code, and photos of labels, connectors, mounting points, or the relevant listing.

Send the details you have; incomplete references can still be reviewed. A request does not promise that an item is available, fits, can be exported, or can be shipped to a particular destination. We confirm any match, condition, price, and delivery terms before a purchase.

Start a parts request or use the shop parts-list inquiry for multiple line items.