272/272/.484
With the cam you now have, I would think you are about the max you want to be for a street driven 289. I assume we're talking flat tappet hydraulic here.
The most common mistake is having too big of a cam for the engine, or too big of a cam for the application. That's commonly called the "bigger is better" error. That's what the cam guy was referring to. I personally would not go bigger than what you have now unlless you are building a track racer.
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