Stumped and Frustrated with a Holley 670 Hesitation

What do the plugs look like? They're the best indicator of whether it's lean or rich. My initial thought is the floats are too high or too low, but I wouldn't mess with anything until I knew for sure. You need to verify whether it's a fuel or ignition problem. High secondary resistance in the ignition system will cause hesitation problems. (problems can occur if on the primary side also) Check your car & rotor real good for any signs of burn through. I've seen many rotors burn through & cause the voltage to short right to the distributor shaft. initially the problem will only happen under load.

Its been a long time since I've pulled the plugs. Im not sure if now is a good time to do so or not, since its not running right. If you think it couldnt hurt, I could take it for a drive and open it up then shut it down and pull the plugs to look.

Checking the ignition system the way I mentioned is the only way I know how to unless you have another way? I had the dizzy out about a week ago to change the intermediate shaft because I had a lot of excess play with it. The cap and rotor and all the parts looked good and no appearance of arcing or jumping of the spark.