Still running rich

I'm still wondering how the power valve can affect the idle?

The only way is if it's blown.

well use my example for instance, this motor pulls 8 pounds of vacume at idle, and it has a 6.5 power valve, which means when the vacume drops below 6.5 pounds the power valve opens increasing the fuel flow. so at idle the vacume may be too low to competely close the power valve letting extra fuel into the motor causing it to be too rich

and about the timing, it still cranks just like it did and doesnt seem to knock

When the power valve opens it's feeding the main/high speed circuit, not the idle circuit. Therefore even if you have a 10" power valve (power valves are rated in inches of mercury, AKA vacuum, not psi) installed and it's completely open during idle it will not affect the idle mixture unless the butterflies are open so far it's running on the main circuit.