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Old 09-01-2008, 10:29 PM
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Wow today must be thread revival day! BTW when I run MPSC's those are the sizes I run on my BBS RS GT wheels, I am going to run something else on my RAC Monolite / Champion wheels, I just don't know what else that is just yet...
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Old 09-02-2008, 01:25 AM
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k-man, let me ask your opinion on the nitto invo tire. i like to autocross my cs, and i was at a tire store in houston the other day looking for a good tire for street and ax, and that's what he recommended. i am planning on 245/35zr19 fronts, and 275/35zr19 rears. he quoted me $250 fronts and $275 rears, mounted, balanced, valve stems, etc. - $1050 for the set installed - i thought that was a fair price, and wanted feedback on the invo tire. it looked aggressive, and he said a lot of guys have used them and liked them. heard anything to the contrary?
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Old 09-02-2008, 02:59 AM
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k-man, let me ask your opinion on the nitto invo tire. i like to autocross my cs, and i was at a tire store in houston the other day looking for a good tire for street and ax, and that's what he recommended. i am planning on 245/35zr19 fronts, and 275/35zr19 rears. he quoted me $250 fronts and $275 rears, mounted, balanced, valve stems, etc. - $1050 for the set installed - i thought that was a fair price, and wanted feedback on the invo tire. it looked aggressive, and he said a lot of guys have used them and liked them. heard anything to the contrary?

I have not run Nitto tires, might be best to start a thread on Nitto or do a search and see if others have. The price sounds decent for tires of that size but I have no idea how good they are. I've heard good and bad about past Nitto tires but nothing about those particular ones. If you get them let us all know how they are!
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I'm using 19" wheels, and you can buy 265/35s PSC's on Tirerack. (as weall as 235/35s). BTW the Cups need heat - a lot to work, so they are completely useless on an Autocross / Motorhkana. (you can add 5-10% to your time). The Toyo R888s seem popular here, but they don't come in 19's with ~correct sizes
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