Goodridge Lines-$99.00 from Boxer4racing.com
Axxis Ultimate Pads-$35.00 from Boxer4racing.com
ATE Superblue Fluid-$12.45 from Autosport Gallery(local place)


First off,
Let me say that I think this should be one of your first mods.Pedal feel is greatly improved and stopping distance had decreased.I went with Axxis pads
for the cheap price,but I am going to go with Carbotech pads due to the significant dust.Let me be clear that I was aware(or thought I was) of the dust issue beforehand. My wheels(mesh) will turn gunmetal in a day or two.
Most people would say it is worth the trouble,however I am not one of those.
The pad does provide better bite/grip *(however you want to word it).Overall install time was about a hour and half.

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I have the same setup for my daily driver/autox wagon. The lines take the sponginess out and you "feel" the brakes better. The ultimate pads bite much quicker than the stock ones and I haven't had them fade on me yet. They do dust like a mofo though. The SuperBlue fluid hasn't let me know either but I haven't pushed it hard like in an extended track day.

$205 for 4 lines, 4 corners worth of pads and 3 half liters of fluid (no you don't need that much fluid :D )