Another episode of "What will it run?!"

Ok. So I tweaked a few things, jetted the carb for altitude, timing basically went back to where I had it as that seemed to be the sweet spot that it liked.
Best run with 5600ft da was 12.52/106, so basically same run with a slightly worse da. Honestly I think the 750 just isn't enough. The thing launches good and dead hooks, 1.7 60fts but at the top of the run it doesn't nose over it just kinda stops pulling so hard. I also noticed a small oil leak from the front of the intake. So I pulled the intake to fix the gasket and decided to port match since I had it off, it was an easy 3/16 off in some ports, now the head and intake are much much closer. I do believe the next test n tune I'll try an open header/header muffler run and swap to the 850dp.
I really really want to try and get this as close to an 11 as I can at this altitude. Hopefully with the 3.55s, but I think the 3.91/4.10 swap is inevitable.

If you guys have any ideas to get this thing closer to the 11s without power adders, throw them at me.
I have also looked at the DA calculators and they say with these runs at my DA - sea level I would already be 11.60's. But since I haven't taken it down to cali test that, I'm going to take it with a grain of salt.

Bigger carb probably won't help you much at this point (with your RPM). For what it worth, my old 410 was running 10.5's @126mph with a 750 Holley dp with a Proform main body.

As far as gears (with my old 360 combo), when I switched from 3.55's to 4.10's years ago (racing at Bandimere Speedway in Colorado, elevation 5800', DA 9000+ in the summer), I went from 14 flat to 13.5 with the gear change.

Other odds and ends to speed you up (just my results, take with a grain of salt).
Those 3 would get you the 1/2 second you are looking for....But before any of this I would get the jetting/timing set (keep jetting up for best MPH in the 1/4, when it slows down back it up to the previous best MPH jetting).

Enjoy.