Unsure which new Carb to pick

It is hard to go wrong with the Holley for parts availability.

If you really are tuning a carb precisely, the Weber has more adjustments and variables to the play with. But it is not a quick learning curve, and probably is not needed on a stock /6.

The performance increase is going to be pretty darned limited (unless the present carb is just not working right). The cam and it's breathing are the limiting factors. Without going inside the engine, a bigger exhaust would be of more benefit than a different carb at this point.

What year of engine do you have?

And how did you come up with that interesting forum name? LOL
Go with the 350 Holley. Plenty of volume for a stock motor, and only one side to jet/tune.
Eliminate the PV, and screw a set of 64's in, and it should be just about perfect.
Car is 71 but I don't know if engine is original: it does have 5 BTDC timing though, as opposed to the horrible ATDC settings of the later cars.

For name? Comes from when making my deviantart (while SFW for the most part, you probably won't like what's there), and had named it after a fancharacter from the dumb days of HTF fandom.

As for the 350, what all work would be needed for the conversion? (Someone also suggested thermoquad/quadrajet due to their tiny primaries, but...800cfm seems a bit much for a 225ci engine .. The 390 Mustang only has 600cfm!)