Vortec, springs, and K-kits....
Well in this article they say that Comp Cams' beehive springs fit w/o any machining and increase lift to .550. I called up comp cams (their rep was a total ********) and before I hung up on him he suggested I buy their K-kit for a little over $730.
My first question is: What all is involved in a K-kit? I've looked through their site and couldn't find all that is included.
Second: Why would I buy a K-kit over just new springs and retainers, note that I don't plan on winding this engine up over 6,000 RPM.
PS: the reason I say rollercam with those springs is they have too much seat pressure for flat tappet!! 
I still don't know which cam to use for sure, the guy I was dealing with at comp cams was a total dick so I hung up on him before I could get a good answer. I'll call them back Monday. The cam they mentioned was an 08-432-8 in their catalog, but this was before I could give out a whole lot of information.
EDIT: I've built a couple of engines with those heads with cams from comp that range from the xtreme 262 and up so if ya have any questions let me know
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http://www.sdpc2000.com/cart.asp?act...art&catid=2172
If your just wanting heads and nothing else (you'll need a vortec style intake, I've always used edelbrock's rpm air gap and the correct gaskets for that style intake) heres the link
http://www.sdpc2000.com/cart.asp?act...d=277&pid=9063
theres also different things they'll do for ya with those heads
part number sd8060agp will take up to .525 lift w/ guide plates for $356.47 ea
part number sd8060ra will take up to .600 lift w/out guide plates for $326.50 ea (recommended for roller cams)
part number sd8060ragp will take up to .600 lift w/ guide plates for $366.47 ea (recommended for roller cams)
You can't beat $700 for a set of heads, that actually outflow GM's fast burn aluminum heads.
Awesome deal.
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