Try the double pumper,Oz.Gotta feed that baby!
What size tires and how much does it weigh?
I will be very surprised if you see much of an improvement. Many people forget that a dual plane splits the carb in half, so on a single plane you have the 750 feeding each cylinder, same carb on a dual plane you've got a 375 cfm carb in effect. We've found in Dyno testing that a basic 360 that makes peak power at 6400-6500 RPM will use up a 825 Demon or 850 DP Holley with a 2" open spacer.
We're hoping to try a Dominator on a friends 318 stroker with an Air Gap & Edelbrock heads, from memory he has a 950HP on it now.
Oz, You have lots of torque but I'm afraid you may not have the head to turn much more RPM I have a similar combo in a bit lighter car and am turning about 6500 @ 130+ with a 29x10 maybe a taller tire is in order. I am also running 3.91 gears.
If you're turning 6400 /116 you may want to look into converter slip
If you're turning 6400 /116 you may want to look into converter slip
toss the air gap and go to that m1 you found. dual planes are not for racing. they are a street intake and work good if you're not after horse power.