Need some advice on new brake setup!

[Chapman]

Could you guys look over my shopping list for new brakes and let me know yay or nay? The dealership said my OEM front/rear pads are down to 2mm and proceeded to quote me for new pads and rotors:

Front: $726.50
Rear: $760
Total: $1486.50

At that price, I could do a BBK of some sort as someone had said in another thread. I'm just looking for a little bit of an upgrade in performance and looks. I don't track the car, just spirited driving around town. With that said, this is what I have in mind:


Rotors:
Brand: brakeperformance.com Premium Dimpled and Slotted Rotors
Front: $200 estimated
Rear: $180 estimated
Reason: I like the looks of the slots going over the edge of the rotor and have read a handful of members using these with approval


Pads:
Brand: EBC Red Stuff
Front/Rear Set: $165
Reason: Quiet(?) and low dust


Brake Lines:
Brand: ECS Stainless Steel Brake Lines
Front/Rear Set: $105
Reason: Why not while I'm at it


Brake Fluid:
Brand: Pentosin Super DOT4
1 Liter: $11.65/L (will buy 2L)
Reason: Seems fit for my use


My estimated total:
$673.30


Not sure if I'm missing anything??

Thanks!

[audistealth]

Save your money and stick with OEM brake fluid until you start tracking.

[Chapman]

OK I'll do that. what brand is OEM fluid?

Looks like I'll have to get different brand rotors. Brakeperformance are out of stock.

[Ryan_qttro]

Check out Stoptech Sport rotors (factory size) and Akebono Pads, both are cheaper than factory brakes. at Tire Rack

[Okan509]

I'd probably do OEM replacement or ECS 2 piece rotors if I needed to swap.

The SS lines are always good

and I have always gone with a more aggressive pad than stock.

[Chapman]

I've narrowed down the rotors between

ECS Geomet drilled/slotted rotors
ECS 2 piece light weight rotor
Adam's rotors

[audistealth]

ECS doesn't seem too bad. I'll consider them in the future for the two piece sets.