That looks like a great build. I have found in the past that a few simple things can help get the peak numbers you want. First off, verify your compression ratio. These engines love compression with a big cam. I have had engines pickup 50 rwhp with a point change. You can get a cylinder and combustion chamber volume check tool on line for about $100. Cranking compression should be at least 180 psi (even with that cam). Just changing to a thinner gasket can get you 1/2 point.
Centerline the cam for peak power, you may loose torque down low but will gain power from 5000-6200.
Use a 5 into 1 merge header. 1 5/8ths to 1 3/4 step headers with 29 inch primary tubes and a Burns merge make best peak power. CDI, Archer, SVS and American Racing have made headers like this.
Do not go with too big of an injector, with low vacuum and a big nozzle the engine will be hard to tune down low and will run too rich when cold. This tends to wash the oil out of the rings and cause higher oil consumption.
There are some changes you can make for windage losses as well, this can add some hp.
Just my 2 cents. Hope to see you make those numbers with a NA build.