'75 360 Rebuild, Cam?

Have you considered a solid lifter camshaft?
On the street, with 9.5Scr,an automatic,3.55s, and mileage a consideration,
IMO
you need to keep the advertised duration as short as possible,commensurate with putting the power closer to where to are gonna be actually driving at.
400hp is nice and all, but with your gears it doesn't arrive until about 50 mph.So now a big TC will get you past the problem, but there goes the fuel-mileage.
A modest duration solid lifter cam can give you the bottom end efficiency for actually having fun without having to floor it all the time.
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I got greedy and installed a 292/292/108 and regretted it almost right away. I swapped it out for a 270/276/110 and was way happier. That 276 was a 223@050, pretty small, but dynomite fun with 3.55s

This does interest me, but I was under the assumption that solid lifters have to be adjusted now and then. Is that right? If so, is there a hydraulic shaft that would resemble this type of performance? I do prefer bottom end over top. I have plenty of top and top end is not so much what I like or am after. I mean I like a full pull, but the 360's seem to do great up top, and lack bottom end. It would be great to enhance the bottom and not lose any off the top if not gain some on the top too!

If I got the heads ported a good amount, how would that effect my mileage?

Thanks