ajahearn

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I just installed the Stillen drilled rotors all around. I used Axxis Metal Master pads on the front and Raybestos pads on the rear. I followed the break in procedure as defined by Stillen.

I now have a few 100 miles on them and I noticed that during braking I get a kind of rumbling noice and feeling through the brake pedal. It is not the kind of rumbling you get with warped rotors. I've never driven a car with drilled rotors and I was wondering if this is normal. Any answers?

Thanks in advance.

vizslak7

I have them on my 2K1 all around, metal master pads on the front and stock pads on the rear and I have not noticed anything but smooth braking from any speed. I have had them on for about 20,000 miles.

Maximam

Mine are noisy with highspeed stops. Close to what you are describing.

ajahearn

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I've been accused of having a heavy foot but I don't consider myself doing highspeed stops. The rotors look fine to the naked eye so I'm going to assume they are okay.

maxgsxr1

are crossdrilled rotors worth buying?and highway pulsation?

thomasd cook

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I've got x-drilled and slotted rotors, mine also makes a lite rumbling sound when coming to a stop. Did you install these yourself? I also hear a light clicking sound coming from the rear of both wheels. I installed my rotors myself and on the rear I didn't remove the emergency brake cable from rotor when installing. Would that have something to do with the clicking? If no one knows what this problem is do you think I could bring it back to the dealership for them to cover it under warranty? I wouldn't think they would cover it.

dougb

I had a groaining noise that was obnoxious. Took it to the dealer and they turned the rotors and suggested putting a set of softer pads on. The axxis pads were really chewed up. So I went back to Nissan's pads since I was there and everything has been fine for the last 10,000 miles.