Between the two intakes, the Victor favors higher rpm power. It also has the benefit (IMO) of the square carb pad. The M1 isn’t a bad intake mind you. It MAY work better. That cam you listed is on the boarder line area. Even more so with the 3.79 crank.
Now on the cam itself, that is a step bigger than I normally like to run. I never really liked big Hyd. cams. The solid lifter cam just performs better and reaches a higher rpm hp than the hyd. does.
On Hyd. cams, I tend to yield at or around a 230/236 @050 duration. After that, I like the solid lifter better. FT or solid roller.
