FWIW, I have had 600, 670, 725 and 750 cfm carbs on my 360. The butt dyno can't tell the difference between the 670, 725 or 750 on the top end, there was a noticeable but small difference with the 600 (but the car has run 13.7 @ 102 mph with a very traction limited 2.2 60' using the 600).
But there was a very dramatic improvement in the low and mid range throttle response with the 600 and 670 over the 725 or 750. Plus the 600 and 670 get approx 5 mpg more than the 750.
BTW, don't know if anyone saw HP TV this week end they got over ~420 HP on a sb Chevy 383 with a Holley 600.