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Weber DCOE Jetting advice

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Hi all! Ive posted here before asking advice on jettings so i decided to alternate between my modified lekr pierburg and a pair of weber dcoes for the occasional track days now the question is what is a good base jetting for the following specs:

-136B favorit stock bottom end

-Felicia slightly ported and polished head with stock valves and stronger valve springs running a full set of aluminium pushords with reinforced tips (compression should be around 10,8:1)

-280/280 camshaft

-lightweight flywheel (4,9kg)

-stock favorit dizzy

-standard Pierburg Lekr (mechanical secondary done and rejetting are in the works)

-gr.A air intake and gr.A muffler

- 4-1 exhaust manifold with stock mid pipe

- stock 4,167 final gear 135 transmission

To clarify i am not chasing 7000+ RPM engine performance at most i want the power to and expect it do drop around 6500RPM and since i want this engine to last since its street driven i dont really see myself wanting to go above 7K powerbands so anyone with prior experience dealing with dcoes your help would be much appreciated since the most ive done is mess with the stock carb the best i can.

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