Enlarging PRP doesn't always help

My guess is the csa around the ssr will be the ultimate cork since it can only be modified so much, and design the rest the port to be in balance with that
In a way I guess that's right. Area, especially width at the SSR is what is needed. Since the velocity over the SS is so high, flow separates and the effective area at the throat is what gets cut off. Interestingly enough, every time I try to make the throat larger, flow goes down. This particular head has 50 degree seats and 88.5% throat. Conventional wisdom says a 90-92% throat would flow more. I have not yet been able to make that work.

Two possible reasons come to mind:
1. I know that flow separation is what is shutting down flow. Does the smaller throat reduce the separation?

2. Throat sizes are made from varying the angles and widths of each angle. It's amazing the difference a few thousandths can make. Maybe I don't have the right combination of angle and width for the wider throat.