Dunlop Direzza Z2 or RE11

YamahaR6 · 06-14-2013, 09:18 PM

Note: I don't track the car and I only driven on stock to compare. And based on my personal driving habits with 300 km of driving.

These tires are awesome! Drove them in heavy rain and dry road and right from the start, they are MUCH better than stocks.

Noise level: a bit louder than stock, there's a "howl" sound driving on the HWY, but it doesn't bother much.

Comfort: about the same.

Going into Corner: more responsive, less under steer.

Exiting Corner: Huge different. With the stock, the traction control goes on and the car continues to slide until letting off the gas to take control. The Dunlops is a different story, traction control goes on for a split second and grips through the corner.

So far, I am much pleased with these.

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06-14-2013, 09:18 PM	#37 (permalink)
YamahaR6 Track Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: California Posts: 527 Drives: A Car Rep Power: 18	Note: I don't track the car and I only driven on stock to compare. And based on my personal driving habits with 300 km of driving. These tires are awesome! Drove them in heavy rain and dry road and right from the start, they are MUCH better than stocks. Noise level: a bit louder than stock, there's a "howl" sound driving on the HWY, but it doesn't bother much. Comfort: about the same. Going into Corner: more responsive, less under steer. Exiting Corner: Huge different. With the stock, the traction control goes on and the car continues to slide until letting off the gas to take control. The Dunlops is a different story, traction control goes on for a split second and grips through the corner. So far, I am much pleased with these.