Why Are My Slotted Rotors Make Noise at Paige Appel blog

Why Are My Slotted Rotors Make Noise. I bought a 99 caravan with slotted/drilled rotors. I recently installed drilled and slotted rotors on my 2010 rtc. Like a drone or humming. It's the same on both sides and it. They work fine, make no extra noise and have not given me any trouble. These noises, however, are normal and nothing to be alarmed about. I do have the noise when next to a wall. Because of their construction, rotors with holes or slots make more noise than ordinary rotors. This noise might be characterized as buzzing, clicking, or rumbling. Drove for about a year without any. Drilled and slotted rotors are a popular choice for performance vehicles, but do they produce more noise than traditional rotors? Don't ask me why anyone would do that. Some say that they're quiet unless braking hard, and some say that you constantly hear a clicking noise even while driving and not pressing the brakes. When applied they make a very peculiar noise. I have ebc redstuff pads and the dimpled/slotted rotors.

These noises, however, are normal and nothing to be alarmed about. I bought a 99 caravan with slotted/drilled rotors. Like a drone or humming. Don't ask me why anyone would do that. Some say that they're quiet unless braking hard, and some say that you constantly hear a clicking noise even while driving and not pressing the brakes. I have ebc redstuff pads and the dimpled/slotted rotors. Drilled and slotted rotors are a popular choice for performance vehicles, but do they produce more noise than traditional rotors? I do have the noise when next to a wall. When applied they make a very peculiar noise. Because of their construction, rotors with holes or slots make more noise than ordinary rotors.

Can anyone tell me why my rotors/ wheel is making this noise and what i should do to fix it? r

Why Are My Slotted Rotors Make Noise I have ebc redstuff pads and the dimpled/slotted rotors. I have drilled and slotted rotors on the front of my silverado. Don't ask me why anyone would do that. This noise might be characterized as buzzing, clicking, or rumbling. When applied they make a very peculiar noise. Like a drone or humming. I bought a 99 caravan with slotted/drilled rotors. Some say that they're quiet unless braking hard, and some say that you constantly hear a clicking noise even while driving and not pressing the brakes. I have ebc redstuff pads and the dimpled/slotted rotors. I recently installed drilled and slotted rotors on my 2010 rtc. These noises, however, are normal and nothing to be alarmed about. Drilled and slotted rotors are a popular choice for performance vehicles, but do they produce more noise than traditional rotors? Because of their construction, rotors with holes or slots make more noise than ordinary rotors. I do have the noise when next to a wall. Could everyone who has experience. It's the same on both sides and it.