The Goodridge lines is a very good suggestion. You may also want to check with Orem Bros. for the lines. they do work for Goodridge and I have bought from them many times when I was selling big brake kits. For rotors I would use slotted and stay away from drilled. The best rotors are made in Germany, Italy and Japan as in Zimmerman, Brembo, and Mountain. Be careful of the Chinese stuff on Ebay. I would flush the system with ATE Super Blue brake fluid. when you start bleeding the system it will go from gold to green to blue letting you know you have flushed the system. Remember to start with the farthest wheel from the master cylinder and work your way to the closest. If you want to keep those painted calipers looking nice get some low dust pads. EBC Green stuff pads are good for this and a lot of people on this forum use the Rotex Gold.