I had stage 2 cams in my FN2. Pretty much the same spec as Toda A3s.
Car ran great, tick over like stock, that's the beauty of two cam profiles on one shaft. Pulled to 9k and would have kept going.
The lift wasn't aggressive enough to change the retainers but I had Skunk2 pro series springs and spring base kit (which you need for the FN2 with a dual coil spring). I also had a Clockwise Motion chain tensioner as the stock tensioner can take a beating with more aggressive cams.
To round it off I had the balancer shaft delete kit/FD2 oil pump conversion. The reasoning behind that is the power often comes at revving the engine out on aggressive cams, so you want to be able to safely go up to 9k. The FD2 oil pump along with the springs let you do that.
Cost wise. Jeez...
I had lots of cam changes during this period so pinning down exact costs is tricky for me.
Cams were £1,300 fitted and mapped.
Add onto that the springs and seats which I think were £450 plus fitting which at the time was a head off job. I believe they can be done with a newish tool with the head in place, so my cost wasn't comparable. I think I paid £400ish labour for fitting the springs, but the cams could go in at the same time here.
FD2 oil pump fitting is about £200-250 depending where you go and the kit is about £325 last time I checked.
Whoever bought my car after me got a bargain because it went with the valve springs and FD2 oil pump along with full polybushing and braided brake lines! It just wasn't worth taking them out when I stripped it.