Port my own heads?

So I'm no where near ready to do this, However thought I'd research now while in the body work stage. I have a 408 stroker for my dart that is 10:1 KB forged pistons, scat rods edelbrock heads (right out of the box) with a set of comp roller rockers and a comp cam .545 int/.545 exh &241 int/ 247 exh duration @.050 110 degree lobe sep.(Its one of those blueprint motors if you have seen my other posts on the issues I had with it breaking up over the summer.)Its backed by a 727 built by Coan with a 10" coan 3500 conveter and 3.55 gears. The car went 12.33 @106 with issues and crap slicks, my goal is 11.99 @110ish, With that said my questions are I'd like to go with a bigger cam (I think) If you agree what do you recommend? also I've picked up a M-1 single plane manifold and plan on porting both the intake and the heads. I've ported several sets of cast heads at home and with the price for a pro to do them I'm considering doing these my self. Now I know I wont be able to do a pro cnc job, but I'm figuring every little bit helps, What do you guys recommend and if I do them are there any particular tricks or concerns with edelbrock heads to watch for when I do them? Any help would be appreciated thanks PETE

Porting eddy heads is kinda tricky...but in this case you can expect with some cleanup, good valve job and opening up the pushrod pinch to add around 15-20HP to your engine.
First have a really good valvejob done to the heads. Preferably by someone who's done these heads.
Then open up the pushrod pinch but be carefull not to break through into the pushrod hole because then you'll either have to fix it yourself or pay someone to fix it.
At the time of having the vj done, have them backcut the intake valve with a 30°.
You can also slim down the wall at the head bolt bulge by .080 and that will help.