I am curious when you said you fitted a new cam did you also fit new lifters and when you fitted the trunnion up grade did did you put each rocker back in its original position which would be vital to match them back with it's original valve .
I was also thinking to do the same CHE trunnion upgrade so am very interested if other things may have contributed to your problem
Rockers were numbered and matched to original valves with smooth side of the circlip to the bush. Fitted a new vcm11 cam, gm LS7 lifters, trend push rods. Could've been a number of things that caused the issue, rockers not true from removing the original bearings, valve tip wear etc. Either way I wasn't prepared to find out and stuff about with another set so spent the money on roller rockers. If you go for bushes I'd recommend checking the smooth edge on each circlip cause on my set they were far from perfect out of the box.
With the CHE's I didn't like the cross sectional thickness of the bush it's really thin, like a few mm at most. It's supposed to be better cause it increases the wear surface area on the trunnion, in my opinion they'll just wear out faster. The che has pros like the oiling design which looked better than other bushed kits but still can't be compared to a roller bearing. If you have a huge cam you might consider bushes, so go for it, they're not for me though.
Since fitting roller rockers I've done 2 oil changes and not seen any debris in the oil pan after dropping it, wear pattern on the valve tips are perfect too. Couldn't be happier.