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This probably won't help you too much, but I have a G5X3 cam on my 383 that was just finished last week- it has gotten a bit tamer than it was when I had it with stock displacement. So I imagine you could go a bit bigger w/o much problems.
Made 465 rwhp/ 445 tq, but i added a FAST intake, LS2 TB, and Bigger 1 7/8 Kooks, no cats and it made 491.77 rwhp/ 486.68 tq. It made 30 to 40 lbs feet more tq across the board, but I'm just not happy w/ the peak hp numbers....thought it would be atleast 500 rwhp, but I think my cam is holding me back.
Your cam seems to be a good size but what about your heads? I am running a baby cam in my 402 (226/226 lsa 112 .600 ) with a set of patriot heads and am get 473 rwhp and 489 rwtq. If you go to a bigger cam it won't nesseary help you . You might see better peak HP but will not get you down the track any faster as you would be loosing you low end.
I'm running a 240/248 .608 .612 on a 112 in a 383 ls1 w/ patriot heads. I dyno'd 486 rwhp w/ 5* knock retard. Torque was 458. That's with an ls6 intake and stock throttle body and TPIS Headers.
I know theres room for improvement in mine and I'm sure there's still some room in yours. I'm gonna see that 500 rwhp mark w/ this cam. Since you have way more cubic inches, I don't see why you shouldn't either. Good luck.
BTW I have an underdrive pulley and was told that they make about a 1hp difference. I tried to research this but couldn't find anyone w/ dyno proven results.