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MRR FS1 19x10 20 5x114.3mm 73.1mm Gloss Gun MetalSKU: FS0119A05xx19R GM 51420 MRR Wheels FS1 in 19" x 10. 0" Gloss Gun Metal. 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: 5x114. 3 Offset (ET): 20 Center
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