MRR FS1 21x10.5 35 5x112mm 66.6mm Gloss Bronze

MRR FS1 21x10.5 35 5x112mm 66.6mm Gloss Bronze

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M251S

$340.00

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MRR FS1 21x10.5 35 5x112mm 66.6mm Gloss BronzeSKU: FS0121A55xx12R BR 51235 MRR Wheels FS1 in 21" x 10. 5" Gloss Bronze. Lightweight, flowforged construction for improved performance and responsive handling. Engineered for precise fitment and everyday durability. Flowforged construction helps reduce weight vs. traditional cast. Hubcentric fitment where applicable; accepts OEM center caps on select models. TPMS compatible and designed for street use. Bolt pattern: 5x112 Offset (ET): 35 Center bore

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012