Single plain intakes for small engine with FI

So I want to know:

If you are typically running on the street a small- small block, say 273 or 318LA and conventional thinking says they do not play well with single plane intakes ( I know people have done it... but without a good breathing heads, a higher lift cam, lower gears and headers and dual exhaust- I've yet to had this work successfully on the street. Single panes just need to much RPM to REALY do their job with a stock 318la motor)

BUT all factory fuel injections use a single plane intake no mater what the size engine or if Throttle body injection or multiport fuel injection.

So if you convert a 273 or 318LA to aftermarket fuel injection say Holley sniper or FI tech is a single plane intake better? O2 sensor constantly is changing A/F ratio?

I know on my 318LA, automatic with a LD340 dual plane intake and minor head work and a decent street cam, dual 2.5" exhaust and the FI TECH throttle body set up... it works "o-k" but not mind blowing. I want to try a single plane to see difference - like "seat of the pants difference". I only have 3.23sg in rear but I have 24" tall rear tires ( kind takes off like a set of 3:55 would with taller tires IMHO)
And what does the 66' Barracuda weight? 3,000lbs max.

Any one have any data they want to share?
I just realized in the original post you say you are running an LD340 on a mostly stock 318. Now I wonder if you have enough port mismatch to cause a loss of airflow on your 318 heads.
Any chance of getting a cheap bore scope down those ports to check how much of step is present where the intake mates to the head?