Nitto Invos

[discostig]

Torque is derived from power as well as your wheel sizes and stuff...hard to give accurate torque figures I believe? Even worse than rwkw between dynos? Someone correct me if I'm inaccurate here.

Anyway a power curve that is suddenly steep will still light up tyres on lower power levels I'd imagine.

If it matters, my torque says it hits about 650Nm, see graph of curve here:

[jayjaybrid]

yep cheers kind of a noob ques lol

[iMe]

Hi guys

What's the go with fitting the invos?

I'm seeing different pics on the intaweb regarding their orientation. I know they're not directional, but does it make a diff running the channels on the outside as oppossed to the inside?

Thanks.

[Bonjaz]

well learn something everyday...I always assumed they were directional

[iMe]

Ah......ok

I thought I saw somewhere that they weren't directional.

Guess I'll find out when they turn up.

Thanks.

[SilkG6ET]

If there good enough for bumblebee, there good enough for me.

These or nt05's will be my next tyres

[discostig]

They have outside embossed on the tyre sidewall. You can run them either direction, but the fitters must fit the outside of tyre...to the outside of rim (shock horror). Can still do the full figure 8 swap.

Edited 12/04/12 10:58 AM by -SteveR-

[234Fpv]

Called an asymmetrical tread pattern. As said above they can run either direction, just have to be fitted the right way.

[iMe]

Thanks guys.

For those interested, the channels go to the inside of the rim.

Cheers.

[turbotrana]

In the 245/35/zr19 the Nitto Invos come in two treadwears : the 93W = 260 and the 93Y = 220

I am looking for a full 8mm tread depth tyre with around a low 200 Treadwear and the 245/35/zr19 93y looks like the way to go. The ones supplied by Taleb seem to be 93w

The question is does anyone stock them here (Taleb?)

Edited 16/04/12 08:17 AM by turbotrana