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R33 G-TR

Hey guyz, 

Once again i must the masters of this devine site  to shed some knowledge upone me. I am replacing the rotors on my r33. So i have ordered 2 blank front rotors locally but now i might be able to get a deal for 2 piece rotors of the internet but the prollem is that i cant get my money back for those locally ordered rotors. So i was thinking maybe i could put the 2 piece rotors on the front and the blank locally bought rotors on the back. I wanted to know whether the front and rear rotors are the same or they have different dimensions? Both the local and 2 piect of the net say they are for the front, if anyone knows about this plz let me know. Oh and have only taken the front ones off atm. They are 324mm and 30mm thick. 

Cheers guys.

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