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Will a 996 Rear rotor fit a Cayman S rear

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I check one I use regularly and, for rear disks, it appears the Cayman (and S) and Boxster (and S) share the same rear rotor, but no 911 (996/7) is shown.
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I check one I use regularly and, for rear disks, it appears the Cayman (and S) and Boxster (and S) share the same rear rotor, but no 911 (996/7) is shown.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Regardless of part number, etc., does anyone know if they are the same, including the depth of the hat. Thanks, Keith

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Don't think so. Some online parts suppliers show model compatibility for parts. I check one I use regularly and, for rear disks, it appears the Cayman (and S) and Boxster (and S) share the same rear rotor, but no 911 (996/7) is shown.

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Thanks- I thought so... Needed some better advice.

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