D-Max is a brand name owned by a company called Car Studio in Osaka that was started in February 2000. Car Studio has a number of brand names all dealing with cars. One of the most famous of their brands is D-Max. D-Max has risen from a small player in the game a few years ago into a huge sponsor of D1 and producer of extensive body kits and drift related parts. You've probably seen their several drift cars in D1 with the signature blue color. D-Max Japan's website

Located in the neighboring ward of Tokyo in Suginami, D Speed incorporated in 1987. They have expanded to also have a factory in Shizuoka Japan. D Speed is well known as a Brake and Aerokit or Bodykit manufacturer for a wide array of vehicles and can be seen at just about any D1 event here in Japan. D Speed's website

Founded in February of 1982 Damd is located in Kanagawa Japan and has 20 employees. Damd has over 26 years in the Aero parts business and DAMD features a line-up of aero parts for every major Japanese auto maker. If you're having trouble finding aero parts for a certain car, chances are DAMD will be able to support you. The Damd website

The highest grade of electronics are produced by Defi, a Nippon Seiki company. Nippon Seiki was started in 1946 and specializes in many variations of electronic metering and displays. The company has multiple facilities within Japan and around the world. The Defi line-up includes gauges and metering devices and they are best known for their BF (black face) gauge. Defi

Produced by Keichi 'Drift King' Tsuchiya with the help of skilled coilover specialists. Known as the #1 suspension maker within the drift community and is used by more D1 drivers than any other competitor! DG-5 is located in Nagano Japan. A running joke in the D1 circle here in Japan is that when someone looses in the top 8 of the finals and they dont have DG-5 suspension people say its because Tsuchiya counts not running DG-5 suspension against them.

Do Luck has been in the business for quite a while and is located in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Japan. They have a huge line-up of body kits as well as tuning parts. Do Luck has their own deep lip Double Six rims that are shown on many of their demo cars. They are also known for their rare rear cross bars. The Do Luck website

Doobie is located in west Osaka and is registered as an auto parts service provider and maker. Doobie Japan offers aero parts for many Japanese sports cars. Doobie is well known in the EP82 Starlet community for Aero kits. You can find on their website kits for many of the major JDM sports cars out there and as usual, we can get anything they still make. The Doobie website

Must have exterior sticker material to add to your car for that perfect "D1 Drifter" look!! This is the original and real deal for those of you who want to cut your own stickers for that original D1 Look.

Ducks-Garden is a long time maker of aero parts with much experience. Ducks Garden began in 1987 and claim to craft Aero parts just for the love of seeing satisfied customers' smiling faces!! Ducks Garden are still going strong and are located in Ibaraki-Ken, just a bit north of Tokyo. Ducks Garden Japan website