IDK,
but I can tell you this;
at 850 rpm with a 2.66 low gear and 3.55s and 29" tires; your slowest speed without riding the clutch is ~7.8mph. With 22* idle-timing and say 185psi cylinder pressure(aluminum heads) or 165psi (iron), she will be real jumpy down there, if you try to drive slower. So with a digital, I would start pulling timing fast, about 50 rpm below idle before it twists the driveshaft off,lol.
I ran a DC 292/292/108 in my 367 at 185psi, which IIRC I measured at
[email protected];I too ran 3.55s, the 2.66low, but with 28s; Hyup real jumpy. At 5* it was tame enough, and came down to 600rpm, but the 750DP had to be set right on. Any lower than 600, needed some toe on the clutch.
Yeah I ran that combo with a 10.5 PV too. Like YR (I think it was) said; the PV discharges thru the boosters. With the throttle closed, the mains are dead so you can run any PV you dern well want to. I just happen to like the 10.5 in my combo, with one jet size smaller than "normal"; ON THE STREET.
Also, on the street and with a 4 speed, I found it very easy to run too much advance; or rather to run advance than might be considered normal for an automatic. The engine just got too doggone eager, always pulling on the reins. By delaying the timing just a few degrees the pressure spikes occur with the piston a lil further down the bores, and the pressure is easier on the tires,lol. So......., that won't impress your back-seat-buddies none, but it sure became easier to drive at Part Throttle below 3000 rpm/26mph in first gear. To get the timing back for cruising, I just modded my Vcan to get up to 22/24*. For you, with a map sensor, you can do anything.
