LA sequential fuel and spark EFI conversion

How much vacuum do you have at idle with that 108CL cam? Does AF change when it gets rougher? And when you say rougher, do you mean it surges a little? Is the Sniper system running on speed density? Can the Sniper control your timing?
One thing I did to smooth out the idle is finite timing control. As you know, changes in timing affect RPM much faster than moving an idle valve. Therefore, when the RPM increased I retarded timing slightly. When RPM dropped, I advanced. This is on a finite scale now. I'm talking tenths of a degree and maybe a hundred RPM.

My engine is slightly more aggressive. 408ci, indybrock heads, solid roller -.594 lift, 278in/286ex, 112 LSA, 9.5:1, Tremec TKO500. I have about 13" of vacuum at idle. I had a much more aggressive cam prior to efi (106LSA) It was way to aggressive for a manual trans as it would make the car "jerky" at cruising speed. I never measured the vacuum with that cam, but I doubt it would have had enough to operate on speed density.

Yes it’s a speed density based system. At idle in park roughly 10” with it in gear in idle around 5”. The aft turns lean actually from what I remember so I might have to run it richer in that area of the fuel map. Yes the sniper is controlling timing. I have the car on jack stands right now due to me messing with the valve body. I noticed when I put it in gear the load of the trans and converter was enough to affect it similar to driving around so I’m going to play with it while the tires are off the ground and see what I can improve.