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Anyone happen to know the Paint Code for the blue wheels? http://www.jzmporsche.com/porsche-fo...rs-for-sale-66 Thanks in advance
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YOUR RESEARCH996 GT3RS Blue Wheels Paint Code?
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POST 2Original post
It's down to Mexico Blue(code L336) or Riviera Blue(L39E code). Sort of like an oil debate. Some product literature has it tagged one way while other has it tagged the other. One guy even suggested the decals are Riviera while wheels were Mexico. FWIW, they both look very close to each other. I don't know if the avg enthusiasts would be able to tell it apart unless it was side by side. The one in your link seems like Riviera to me personally. Mexico on GT3 and Riviera on GT2RS:
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which one is Lighter? ill go with that
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What about 3AR Blue Turquoise (J1)? That one is listed in the 996 color codes. Looks close to me. :-)
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yes that is also very close!!
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From the pics I've seen, Mexico blue looks lighter but the pic you referenced seems a bit darker than Mexico blue. Could just be the shading. It's so hard with color hue's unless they are compared under a flourescent lighting situation side by side with the same angles. Here's another example of Riviera Blue which looks lighter in this pic.
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Beautiful.
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