What about using a boost control PWM solenoid to bleed away the vacuum signal from the powerjet? You'd have a normal powerjet circuit but with a T-junction with the solenoid off to the side. When you don't want the powerjet to supply fuel energize the solenoid to allow air to be drawn in rather than fuel to be drawn in via the jet. If it was progressive via the PWM control you would have air mixing with the petrol from the jet before it got to the powerjet tube in the throat of the carb. The desired fuel would get there that little bit quicker due to the airflow which it would mix with plus instead of globs of fuel it would be a mix of fuel and air.
I had a much less sophisticated version on my turbo McIntosh but it resulted in the same outcome. A mixture or air and fuel entered the opening of the carb through the "jet"
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