New motor/1050 dominator won't idle

Me too. Needle and seats vary on what they can handle. Some will take as much as 9 but generally you shouldn't go over 7-1/2 psi at the most or you risk blowing the needles off the seats.

RockinRobin, why so little timing? By the sounds of the low rate power valve requirements and huge carb your in the territory of generally having to run A LOT more timing than 6 degrees initial, and 24 total sounds pretty low unless your running a healthy shot of NOS. If you could post your engine specs it sure would help give us more of an idea what your even working with. I don't know new Hemi's so maybe I'm off base here but IMO the engine would have to be extremely efficient to only require that little timing advance
Here you go:
Gen III Hemi (5.7 based) stroked out to 414
Eagle heads that have been ported, etc.
12.5:1 Manley pistons
dual plug coil packs, Brisk plugs gapped @ .042"
Drag pak intake manifold
1050 Dominator carb
Comp cam (don't have the specs handy)
MSD 6-Hemi ignition control (no MAP sensor, just runs the timing), stock timing curve: 0-2000 RPM is 10 degrees, then it ramps up to 24 degrees @ 3000 RPM, then level up to 5000RPM, then tapers back to 20 degrees the rest of the way up.
Everything I've read so far says the gen 3 Hemis don't take much timing advance.