Trickflow trackheat or performer rpm

I have a low deck 400 stroked to 512.
10-1 compression
Hydraulic roller cam
230/236 @.05 On 113
588/592 lift
Trickflow 240 heads
T56 magnum with the sixth 0.5 overdrive
4.10 rear dana.
28" tall tire
Curious if I should go trickflow trackheat (on engine now) or switch to the edelbrock performer rpm.

69 dart 98% street
In my 1968 Barracuda fastback, I run a 400 based 512 stroker with Trick Flow 240 heads and a hydraulic roller cam with 254 duration @.050 with 618 lift, backed by an A833 4speed manual. Intake wise, I have run a port matched TM6 single plane with a 1 inch spacer and also a RPM, topped by a 950 cfm Quick Fuel carb. Both intakes fit great under my flat hood. The RPM makes more torque and recovers better between shifts. My car has been a fun street car that will see minimal track time. How does the Track Heat fit, as far as hood clearance? On paper, the low deck version is no taller than the RPM.