I'd go 24d over the 48, but that is me. Helps with the heat and compression / cranking and has a much larger upside with very little to lose on the bottom end and is really popular here with the 110's. Pretty consistent results for all and if you want to go further later it offers that choice as well. Texas103 just did the 24d with the .030 headgasket think he made something like 105/117 and gave up little to none below 2500 rpm and gained across the board from there. The compression can differ slightly on big boyz calculator because we don't know how much your pistons are in the hole. (not even with the deck of the cylinder)
here is an example 48 cam, 5 in the hole on the pistons, 93 cc heads and .030 headgasket.
If you have the heads off with a 24 you can deck them since your changing to a headgasket to 89/90 and get to 10.6 compression and get some decent returns without spending the bucks on headwork if its a budget in mind.