With a typical Holley, restricting the main air bleeds typically will delay the mains starting. It also doesn’t take big changes on the bleeds to make big differences. A .010” wire is a big jump and should shift the mains starting higher in rpm. I’ve spent a lot of time at racing fuel systems website reading to get my Holley where I want it. Here’s a graph I found that really has helped me understand what’s doing what and when.