Cam choice!

#1 and #2

#3 isn't cut and dry.... There is a reason the factory cuts on a wide LSA and if you are running a larger duration but want a better idle, a wider LSA will help.

LSA also has another function, lower LSA will increase cylinder pressure, higher will reduce it.
Higher LSA also enables more vacuum signal and allows vacuum accessories to be run more effortlessly.

And I don't care WHO it is that argues for a narrow LSA. All things being equal, a wider LSA WILL HAVE a wider torque band. The peak won't be as high, but it will be a more broad curve. They each do have advantages.