Putting Front Rotors on the Rear

I recollect this has been done before, but searched the forum and couldn't find it.

I'm redoing my brakes, front and rear, got a smoking deal on new Centric Premium High Carbon Performance Vented rotors, these are the copies of the Mustang Vented rotor, but do not have the hub integrated into the rotor as so many sold now do (thanks Mike Drew). On the front it's a bolt on swap to a quality vented rotor, same size, no changes to the wheel studs.

Now I'm thinking about getting another set of these rotors for the rear, but don't recall if there were issues with installation? Anyone done this?

Once I get the rotor swapped out, I plan on getting the Sac Restorations Wilwood Brake Caliper kit and will likely keep the factory rear brakes for the E-brake.

Thanks in advance.

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