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Stace, maybe try the Japan section, I'm sure guys like Rezz and Evo_Lee can get the official colour code for you.

I would personally like to know what the colour code is for the purple/blue R34 colour so that I can get my R32 painted once the engine is set up.

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As per the Japan forum thread it's Sonic Silver KR4... KR4 looks to be slightly goldy kinda silver, whereas Athlete Silver KV2 has blue ting to it. It's quite noticable when you've got both silvers together side by side... go the KR4 I say, it doesn't look so "cold".

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As per the Japan forum thread it's Sonic Silver KR4... KR4 looks to be slightly goldy kinda silver, whereas Athlete Silver KV2 has blue ting to it. It's quite noticable when you've got both silvers together side by side... go the KR4 I say, it doesn't look so "cold".

Sorry Rezz i meant KR4 not KR2, we have the reciepe to make the colour. We are going to mix it tomm to test paint it. Thanks again for your assistance.

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