How Fast with Hydralic Cam at the Strip

It doesn’t matter how well matched the cam is to the combo....... when you add a hyd lifter to the equation, ultimately you’re at the mercy of how well the lifter translates the cam motion into the pushrod.
Which usually leaves something to be desired...... especially as the RPM goes up, and the spring loads are increased to maintain control of the valves.

In a race car, that’s a definite “no thank you” from me.

As for the original question......
Low-11’s for me with a Racer Brown ssh-44 in a 440, in a 3575lb B body.
Stock rockers with adjustable pushrods.
This ^^^^ is the straight up truth. I'll even add that right now in time, you just cannot trust almost anyone's hydraulic lifter. I've seen people tout Johnson's for instance, but I've also read about their failures too. If I was going to run a flat tappet hydraulic cam in something, I think I would ask around for a set of used Chrysler lifters and have them refaced and reworked. Ken Heard at Oregon Cam can make it happen. He might even have some. I cannot preach their good service enough around here.