Switching from foot brake 727 to power glide with brake

you need to work on why the car is 60 footing poorly at the weight it is, and the ET it runs.
Would need to see what cam, convertor, gears, Heads, suspension etc you are currently using.
My car, for example( nothing special) typically runs 11.40’s in normal summer air around here at 3300 pounds. Goes 1.52-1.55 60 foot, and its maybe 10 to 1 compression smallblock. So lots heavier, less power.
Going to a 2 speed makes convertor selection and other factors more critical, or else the car will definately slow down, assuming its sticking now.Three speed has more room for error in it to enable a better 60 foot unless you have big power you are dealing with. A high 10 sec, light car doesn't have big power, so ironing things out should be pretty straightforward
I agree with you the best 60 ft the car has ever done is a 1.52 but it has gone away over the last year or so maybe the converter I’m currently running? 8 inch tci stock leaf springs with caltracs 12:1 compression with edlebrock performer rpm heads and the cam is 270/280 620/625 solid roller on a 108 I believe it’s to much cam for a foot brake since the rpm range is from 4500-7300 but hopefully it may work better with a trans brake leaving at about 4600-4700 running 4.10 gears currently but will put 4.56 in i when the glide goes in the car