360 build. Is this good street build? Heads work?

79 360 .030 over .012 below deck
Slp-h116cp30 speedpro pistons
Comp ratio ~10.26/ head gask .039 comp
Stock crank Stock magnum rods
Stock oil pan, Hv oil pump
Windage tray, Double roller timing set
1.5 roller rockers, cam saver lifters
Eddy airgap intake, 800cfm thermo quad
Sfi rated harmonic dampner, accel 8.8 wires
Comp cam 20-224-4 cam with double springs- 230/236@50 .488/.491 hyd cam
Speedmaster alum heads 170 runner 2.02/1.62 65cc- pce281.1654
Long headers, 3000 stall tq conv, 3:23 axle, may go to 3:55 when more money,
Dyno says hp 365.4@4800/tq 409.5@4400
Msd ign and mech adv dist
My question is- did I screw up with 170 runner heads? 190 I next step and better for more hp and volume. It's basically a street fun car- cruising, light to light, very little 1/8 mile drag. I hear sprint?? Cars are capped at 170 runners. 185 is better for more hp and higher rpm. Dyno guy said engine is really peppy. Maybe carb needs tuned better also.
What are your thoughts and opinions? I was hoping for 400-425 hp but maybe the 365 is perfect for a fun town cruiser? Oh- 74 duster that is Stock weight and me~3400-3600 pounds.
My Old 360 was pretty much the same engine in my 74 Duster only with stock j heads 2.02/1.60s and a .480" 230°@.050" ,3,500 stall 3.23 gears 800 edelbrock torker 2 intake ran 13.05@104 open headers. I think it'll be a fun engine.