MP 292H cam too big?

Thank you. That part makes a lot more sense now. I understand the CR goes down with larger cam. I originally meant to ask if this cam is too big for a street/strip car or for this build with iron, open chamber heads. Plugging 52.5 into the kb silvolite calculator I come up with: Effective dynamic CR 9.668. I must still be doing something wrong, otherwise why in the H would anyone ever buy the KB 191s with taller dome? I wish I had asked advice before purchasing (macnine shop recommended) pistons and paying to have all the machine work done. when I asked the machinist about using the 292H cam, he told me my cam was probably too big, that i needed to go home and get on kb silvolite web site and figure out CR (yes this is my first build). He told me that I was probably not making 10:1 static CR and therefore the cam would be too big.
It looks like (from browsing other posts) if I had just asked advice before beginning to spend money, the flat top kb 107s would have been, more often than not, recommended.
DYNAMIC EFFECTIVE COMPRESSION RATIO
9.668


I've never been comfortable with using the intake closing @ .050"+15 but it shouldn't be that far off...

If you use the 0.006 figure the DCR comes out at a shade over 8:1.

Where did the intake closing at 37.5 degrees ABDC come from? That means the difference between the .006 closing and .050 closing is 36.5 degrees. If it's a symmetrical lobe that would give duration of 219 @ .050".