340 Street Build

Sounds good!
Yes definitely get a Mopar 904 specific Cam.
Might as well take advantage of the larger lifter diameter that's a good thing!
When buying a new cam there's no reason not too.
All the companies you mentioned offer them.
B.t.w. Howard's makes Hughes Cams.
Adjusting Solids is an easy job.
Would solid tappet produce more consistent valve opening at the upper end of that 6200ish rpm range? I had valve float on that SBC once after missing 3rd gear. Exhaust valve hit piston and bent valve. Luckily had TRW forged flat tops in it. It only put a faint scratch on the piston. That was only a few weeks after my dad and I had put it together. Cut in new valve, junked the old HURST shifter and put in a Mr. Gasket Pro shifter with extra small pattern. Not saying anything bad about the HURST, it just had too long of a pattern and handle. My knuckles hit the radio knob is how I missed 3rd gear that night. It was the shifter that was on the Muncie when I bought it.

Had no idea Howard's made the Hughes camshafts. Crane and Comp hydraulic cams are all I have ever dealt with to date. What about the SCR, DCR, Cylinder pressure and quench numbers. I mentioned the existing psi was between 168-172 psi. I was thinking of bumping to around 190-195 with those new aluminum heads, if the 91oct could handle it.