Brakes Bendix style

[V8COOPMAN]

Personally I am having a hard time trying to decide if I want the Bendix brakes on front . The disc brake kit from speedway looks super easy to install. I have found the adapter to change the master cylinder from three bolt to two bolt application. Just not sure if I need to change master cylinder or not? Would change rear to bendix brakes for sure.
Understand (i think) the RPV on the front and the APV on rear.

For what it's worth, "super easy to install" does not necessarily make a GOOD disc brake set-up. There isn't much that's more disappointing than a "half way engineered" disc brake system. Have you ever STOOD on the brake pedal on a car with a 'non-correctly-sized M/C, wondering when it's gonna begin slowing down? And the same question for a disc brake set-up WITHOUT a power brake booster? Disc brakes are "non-self-energizing", and require a LOT of pressure. It's your car, and I wish you well. But.....I'd bet $1.25 that you will end up being a much happier camper with the 2"-shoe Bendix Lincoln brakes on the front. THEY WORK........Period! DD