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To answer some of the questions:

The dyno numbers are uncorrected
83 deg F
33% humidity
elevation 103 ft
max hp at 4500 rpm
max torque 3750
No the dyno guy didn't tune it, just fluids
Air fuel line is almost flat after 3k rpm at 13.5






From the power peak RPMs, it looks like the cam is fairly small, or may even be a stock cam?
A larger cam should help reduce the fuel octane requirement and add some power. With aftermarket Aluminum heads and the larger cam (plus intake and carb), you can get that extra 75 hp pretty easely, and it will tolerate lower octane fuel.