I have read this whole thread again and the only thing i can conclude is the more engines changes you make, the more out of whack your tuning parameters go.
I had no real hard time setting them up from scratch. But i am fairly stock l28. I guess you start adding cams and so on the engine pulses diffrently changing the way the carb works. In the rotary world the only real way to tune a weber or 2 barrel is wot. You live with everything in between. It works this way do to the way the rotary pulses and its vacuum signal works. I think the further and further you deviate from the norm the more and more its gonna suck on the street. These carbs where added to these cars with one implied use wot at a track, or a constant rpm rate it seems.