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Cross drilled rotors have numerous holes drilled in them in a variety of different patterns. These holes help the rotors to cool better and weight less. Just like the slotted rotors, they can be cast drilled or drilled afterwards. In general, cross drilled rotors tend to warp and crack fast that plain or slotted brake rotors.
