Bigtime,
I would suggest asking the guy changing the springs to double check your clearances and what is needed there. It is going to depend on how much is in your heads despite them being factory I would still suggest them being looked at to know EXACTLY what can be removed and how many CC's are in the heads themselves. The problem is after 10 to 1 if someone screws the pooch even a little bit you will get a lot of kickback to the starter and the relief for that is compression releases, if not installed initially they would need to remove the heads again to install them.
Another suggestion to you if you liked the 37g is to check out the 55g it runs exceptionally well up to 9.8 and 10.0 to 1 if your looking at stump pulling torque this might be another answer for you. This cam is at the top of what your stock springs will handle since it has a 550 lift.