Factory Camshafts ~ 1968 340 '4-Speed' vs. Chevy '151'

My Mopar Performance Catalog, lists the 340 cam as 268/276/114/44 overlap, and 228/235@050, IDK if I believe those 050 numbers, but that's what is in the catalog. These Chrysler numbers appear to be at .008 tappet.
The 68 4speed cam is not listed but I seem to remember it being one size bigger, which in Mopar-ese would be; 276/284/114 .
My 69 service manual lists the same advertised numbers but does not specify at what lift, if you can believe that.......

I have a an old Hughes HE3038AL in my 11/1 367, which specs at 276/286/[email protected], and 230/237@050, and I like it.

I got three or four very low mileage original 340 cams here on the shelf; not used because of the 114 LSAs. Alloy heads love pressure. Pressure makes heat and heat makes power.
The 68 cam enabled my 69 four speed 340 to run about one mph faster and with good traction, about .05 to .08 quicker (with other part relatively stock). It did take shifting a few hundred rpm higher but not much more than the automatic cam.