My apologies if i offended anyone, that was not my intent i assure you all. i wrote that at a late hour, im still overseas on business for a few more weeks, ima half day ahead of you all.
IMHO, if i was going to do brake upgrade, whatever manf i chose, i would research their site to see what is avail for my vehicle first, then after a sense of knowing, would call them. Once i get the app dept on the line, explain what vehicle i have, intentions with said vehicle, at that point they will suggest the proper rotor/pad/line combo. With the manf experience they know what works well together and what can be catostophic or ill suited. When i did my offroad truck upgrade i choose brembo(due to previous relationship with them), after calling them, they rec slotted rotors/galfer SS lines for my intent and vehicle. In our dealership, we are on the phone daily with guys and gals from brembo, galfer, EBC, goodrige, etc so that our customers can get the right combo for their vehicle.
I have yet to do my MS6's rotors or lines due to the time i had at home prior to leaving again. Im sitting on stock rotors and hawk pads(which hawk picked out after i called them). Upon my return Galfer SS lines will go on and after making the right calls i can report back to you all what reps rec rotor/pad for these vehicles and our intents with them.
solidtrance, for all intents and purposes you are absolutely correct, most of the cheap drilled/slotted are not worth the cost at all and will wear/warp/fail sooner. When my customers come in asking bout cheaper brands i almost always steer them towards, EBC and Brembo setups due to their high quality standards minimal fail rate. Since i havent done all my homework on our vehicles, i look forward to talking to my rep at brembo to discuss the best setup and possible past failure situaitions as to what caused them, if there were any noted.