Iso /6 hardened oil pump drive gear

So basically here is the build and philosophy of use. .440 comp cam, cut the head 100 thousandths, ported the head, offy 4 bbl intake and mopar header. Full garage rebuild nearing a and rings, put a new oem style oil pump in it,

I mainly just want to drive the thing and ill get on it here and there but I honestly Dont thin ill ever spin the engine over 4800 because I doubt the head will flow enough to accommodate a higher rmp than that
Were it not for that cam, I'd say you'd be golden. I'm not trying to be a negative nellie, but I MUCH prefer a reground stock core. The gears have already been run in. They are factory hardened almost to the core of the camshaft. Regardless of intent and "whatever" gear I chose, were I running a Comp cam, that would always be in the back of my mind. I do plan on looking into "some sort" of oil pump gear oiling on my soon to be current build, but if I cannot get it figured out, it's not something I plant to lose sleep over, because I'm going to use a factory Chrysler camshaft core reground from Oregon. Again. I have one of of their regrinds in my present build and it runs fantastic. I've had both the oil pump and distributor out for gear inspection and they both look as new and the camshaft gear is perfect.