Help me find the umph in my 360

Bingo. You need to actually compress the mixture to help further gasify it so you can burn it as liquids don't burn in ICE's only the fraction that has been converted to a gas. If you can't do it on the compression stroke (help vaporize it) then you need to get it done as it leaves the carb, in the intake manifold and at the valve curtain area. Add to that the fact that modern street fuel has a much higher distillation temp then they require even more heat imputation to the fuel to convert it to a usable gas state.

There's a reason cam companies offer compression ratio guidelines for their respective camshafts.
The howards camshaft I got is going to be a a better camshaft for my engine. Yes there are more problems now that I found like the number 7 intake valve dropped because of a bad valve guide. Luckily summit said these heads are under warranty for a year and I bought them in April of this year. So when I get the replacement heads I'm going to get them inspected by arperformance that's near me. One of the best shops in Arkansas. Would it be worth getting them milled to raise compression?