LSA Question

The further you move away from stock mainly duration and lsa wise the more of an issue it becomes picking the right cam and designing the overall drivetrain combo, especially if you stay with stock gears stall cr etc.. , but depending on the person cause a lot of it comes personal preferences and compromises, you can generally can go up 10-15 degrees over a stock non performance cam and tighten the lsa a few degrees before more stall becomes a must and deeper gears are needed. Some might like less and some may even find bigger acceptable.
I thought about this Howard cam, .479 / .494 x 255* / 261* duration at 0.050 is 204*/ 214* 112* LSA 108* IVC. They have one that's a little hotter than this one is. If I need a different converter and gears that's fine. Maybe I've figured this out wrong but for good throttle response and low to midrange torque i don't need a cam that's going to pull much over 4800 rpm's on the street