Disc brake conversions

[G Pennington]

I have been having so much trouble getting stock drum brakes to work properly on my 1941 series 62 that I am considering converting to disc brakes.  I found a supplier ( https://www.classicdiscbrakes.com/41-68-Cadillac-Disc-Brake-Conversions_c3.htm ) who supplies a kit for my car.  Kit supposedly will allow me to use my stock wheels.  It also includes a power-boosted dual circuit master cylinder that he claims will mount in place of my original.  Have to be a little skeptical because the original MC is mounted to the frame and it's a pretty tight fit.  Don't see how a  dual circuit master cylinder and booster could fit in the same space.
Was wondering if anyone has had experience with these guys.

[Caddyrag67]

go with wilwood. i run them on all my caddys and with stock wheels

[G Pennington]

I remember Wilwood from my racing days.  Checked there website, and sure enough, they offer a front disc kit for my '41 but no rear kit.  May just go front only, esp since the rear drums are such a PITA to get off.
CLC member Art Gardner sells (used to sell?) a dual master cylinder kit that used a Wilwood master cylinder.  Have you used this setup with the Wilwood FDB kit?

[carlhungness]

Try www.discbrakemike.com/ before you spend a lot to make the conversion, a second opinion from another supplier is worth your time.