Magnum 360 heads "best" for my build?

FWIW, I am running the XE268H cam in a 360 with stock magnum heads. My set up is making approx. 370HP based on 102 mph trap speeds in the 1/4. The engine pulls strong from 1500 to 6000+ rpm.
The XE268H is a great street cam IMHO.

I am leaning heavily towards this cam, a few questions:
What carb and intake are you running?
What rocker ratio/valve springs too?
What is your static compression ratio?
What trans are you running?
What is your rear gear ratio?

Would love to know so I can tailor my build, thanks!

Nobody's mentioned it yet BUT since you are using a 904 trans why not put in the lower 1st/2nd gearset from the A-999 transmission so you can run a higher rear ratio for the freeway? I think from what rumblefish360 said you could use a 3.23:1 ratio and from a stop it would accelerate more like it had 3.55:1 gears. If I don't swap a 4-speed and 3.23:1 rear into my Duster I'll probably rebuild the 904 with a ~2500 RPM converter, A-999 gears, and shift kit and put in a 2.94:1 rear.

To put it in perspective I'm going to rebuild my 318 at the same time with its current cam but with RHS Magnum heads (LA intake bolt angle), 1.6:1 rockers on the intakes for around .480" lift (cam is already dual-pattern so exhaust lift will be around .475" with 1.5:1 rockers, from what I've read is plenty for Magnum heads), headers (Doug's or TTI), zero-deck pistons for around 10:1 compression, and a port-matched Edelbrock Performer (non-RPM) intake for better gas mileage and low-end torque with the auto trans. I'll probably run a DemonSizzler-tuned SB ThermoQuad as well. Then if I want to take it to the track I can swap in 3.55s or 3.91s as well as an RPM Air-Gap intake and 650 cfm Holley and see its true potential.

Nice strategy on the 904 - I am not sure what the status of it is yet, I got it "built" with the car. I guess I'd have to get it into the shop to find out what it's got; but I like the gear swap idea - just like we are doing with my buddy's 67 mustang - swapping an AOD with 4R70W gear set in place of a stock C4 - go for the gearing that makes the biggest difference, rear gears are easy to swap. And a new stall converter is definitely in my future...