Filling Throttle Plate Holes

Before I did anything with the holes, I'd verify where the blades are relative to the transition slots. You only want .030-.040 showing. With that cam, I've never been able to not have holes in the butterflies.

That's why most of the new carbs have a built in, adjustable air bleed system. It presents a controlled air leak so you can get your idle speed up and the throttle closed like it should be.

But there is nothing wrong with the hole. I think you still need them.
I'll try it again with the holes open (and close the secondaries). I'll see how much of the transition slots are exposed. I sure would like to avoid closing them or replacing them.