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John, I'm am not aware of any reason to use a hydraulic cyl head. And the shaft mounting hardware is the same as far as I know. The only issue is the rear shaft mounting bolt. it must match the head. You are correct about needing the arms, shaft, pushrods and lifters.
The after market replacement oil pump, for any slant is the size Mopar used on the hydro motors, so no problem there.
When I mentioned the shaft mounting hardware and cylinder head I was thinking of the rear bolt, but actually those are present on the hydraulic head as a poke a yoke to make sure the rocker arm shaft is set in place correctly. I thought that necked down rear hold down bolt allowed for more oil flow. I know that when I went the other way, made a hydraulic head into a mechanical lifter head I had to put a restriction in that passage to reduce the oil flow to the rockers, but maybe the increased oil flow is due to the full circle groove in the rear cam journal, which the OP will also need.
And yes, the hydraulic oil pumps are available, but the original poster would still need to get one.