SBM Port Molds

Here's my confusion and questions. I can see how the dry flow on a flow bench can be improved with these changes. Wet flow with fuel is a different story. Fuel (especially the big drops) wants to travel in a straight line. How does the fuel react to all these twists and turns? Does a TF head perform any better than a max effort ported Edelbrock? Not much info out there that I could find. I have found some reference to a TF engine liking 30-32 degrees of timing. That would indicate a more efficient burn than the normal 36ish degree SBM engine.

Thoughts are welcome, but I really don't want to sleep in the bunker again tonight.
What kind of power are people getting with ported Edelbrocks vs similar built TF engines, seems like TF are good for 500-550 hp in average street strip trim, before TF seemed like people were getting 450-475 hp and into the 500 hp with ported Edelbrocks.