Locked out distributor...

I was having unstable initial timing issues with my MSD Pro-Billet dizzy with the light springs on it. I was running 22* initial and 35* total.

One day I decided to lock out the distributor to see how the motor liked it. I set my timing at 35*. It's been locked out for a year now and the motor loves it. It starts normally with no kickback hot of cold. I would like to have vacuum advance hooked up, but have yet to choose another distributor that has that feature. The motor has never run better, but I bet I can pick up a mile of two per gallon on the highway with the addition of vacuum advance. I get around 10 mpg at 70 mph now.

I am only running 10.2 to 1 compression with aluminum heads, and the motor cranks 200 psi when warm.
I have about 11.3 to 1 with iron heads but it might even get higher than that when I put the aluminum heads on later this summer.Right now I have a minimum of 200 PSI cranking when warm.
With this new start step mechanism I could easily lock out the distributor and use the start retard..
I'm just not sure how this will make the overall Street performance react? I'm not sure if I'll have to reach in the carburetion or what direction it will take things as far as performance at lower RPMs with such a high timing rate at all times...