Griding noise driving me crazy when braking

[ThatGuyMikee]

Ill make this as quick as possible

Rear oem rotors with ebc ref stuff pads

Stock 220 rims with 18mm spacers

This past month coming to a slow stop with the brakes applyed i get this grinding/clicking noise from the pass rear

If i let go of the brakes everything goes away, the sound isnt constant when braking its, click.......click.....click ,

Took everything apart everything is fine, inwas thinking the pads have play in the caliper and is causing the noise,

Spacers have been on the car for a year now

[ThatGuyMikee]

Bump

[Adobong_M]

Brake Dust Shield Noise?

[Vic311]

Its the pads, remove them and use a silcone brake grease on the back of the pads. Most likely culprit

[ThatGuyMikee]

Originally Posted by Vic311

Its the pads, remove them and use a silcone brake grease on the back of the pads. Most likely culprit

Did that still happens

[ThatGuyMikee]

Bump any ideas?

[JJM335]

I have used several different types of pads for street and track. I sometimes get a clicking noise that I attribute to the aftermarket pads not having the same positioning mechanism (clips, notches, etc.) as the stock pads.

I also notice that ceramic pads tend to have a louder "groaning" noise under moderate to heavy pedal pressure than stock.

Not sure if this helps, but it is all I have.

[ThatGuyMikee]

Originally Posted by JJM335

I have used several different types of pads for street and track. I sometimes get a clicking noise that I attribute to the aftermarket pads not having the same positioning mechanism (clips, notches, etc.) as the stock pads.

I also notice that ceramic pads tend to have a louder "groaning" noise under moderate to heavy pedal pressure than stock.

Not sure if this helps, but it is all I have.

Yea im going to replace the rotors amd pads with oem and hopefully the noise goes away because it is very loud