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I'm shopping for used rotors since the buttons on my 06 have developed a shitload of play and make a bunch of noise/vibration. To add some information to this post and for people searching in the future:
06-08 rotors have 8 buttons  09-12 rotors have 10 buttons  675R rotors have 10 buttons and are black  They are all interchangeable. |
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Looks like the carrier attaches to the wheels in the same way. This gives me an idea and I might look into getting 675R rotors on my '07.
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This is really good for me to know as I will need new rotors in the next year or so. I'm either buying slightly used rotors or I'm buying new ones.
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