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I don't count national standards as "culture." But I am curious what other culture you think goes unnoticed inside of Japanese cars?
by dfc 9y ago
I don't count national standards as "culture." But I am curious what other culture you think goes unnoticed inside of Japanese cars?
- zachsnow 9y agoI imagine the idea was that, despite there being so much "car culture" around Japanese cars, many within the culture aren't aware of these things. I certainly had never heard of JIS screws, and I have worked on the odd Japanese motorcycle now and again.
- nkurz 9y agoI think you have misinterpreted him. His says there is culture around the cars, not within them. He is expressing surprise that even among aficionados whose self-identity sems defined by modifying and repairing Japanese cars, there is surprisingly little realization that a Phillips screwdriver is rarely the right tool for working on a Japanese product.