This is an unpopular viewpoint, but IMO "upgrading" the brakes is a waste of time. The stock brakes, when working properly, are fully capable of supplying more stopping power than the tires can transmit to the ground. The only exception would be if you are driving hard enough to overheat them (leading to brake fade), which is unlikely unless you are going racing.
And if you did get significantly more "stopping power" at one end, it would actually INCREASE stopping distance unless you get exactly the same improvement at the other end.
IOW the stock brakes should be plenty adequate to lock the wheels; and if you lock the wheels you actually have too much braking going on. A locked wheel has a lot less traction than one that is turning. Maximum braking happens when all 4 wheels are slipping just a bit.
So, my advice, save your money for repairing the stock brakes. Likely the pads are contaminated (so replace them) and the rotors are glazed (so condition them).