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As long as they fit properly they should, otherwise they'll just hold dirt and water and speed up the corrosion process.
I'd just coat them in ACF-50 and clean them every 6 months.
Good stoppers and good tyres are the main thing.
With 3 people sharing, you're all going to have different driving and braking styles, so decent pads and fluid will be key.
It's been about 4 years since i've done one, so i can't remember but yeah the rears are different.
You can't actually access the nuts on the rear ones iirc.
The pistons need to be at mid travel before you try and move the cams round, otherwise the valves will hit them. Then set to TDC once the horseshoe is in.