@Guy I recommend you try one 32oz can of BOOSTane Pro on the dyno. Assuming a full tank in a 36 gal tank, 32oz will bring the 93 octane up to ~100, so you can add the timing in. If you/re running say 1/2 or 1/4 tank it will bring you up to ~102. Then you can still drive the truck on pump 93 and when the urge to tangle with a trx hits you, dump in the BOOSTane and have at it. 32oz can runs ~$30. One day (soon?) I'm gonna try mine on the street measured with the AP and my Draggy for peak performance with the BOOSTane. I haven't changed the tune for it yet. If it works well enough, it may be a much cheaper alternative to the full bolt-ons w/turbo swap route.
I also installed the Fuel-it ethanol sensor plug & play kit to know the real ethanol content %, so I'm waffling between an E50 or BOOSTane setups. I have the XDI-EVO HPFP, but I haven't installed it yet.
If Cobb would get off their ass and set up the Raptor with their Cobb Custom Features on-the-fly Map-Switching you could swap maps on the fly for pure safe running with the higher base timing. As it is now, you would need to stop and flash the desired map for the higher or lower octane fuels. I've emailed them and the reply is that the Raptor ECU setup is entirely different functionally, so their other Ford Custom Features don't work on it. It would take a lot of people asking for it for them to spend their resources developing that functionality. Apparently the Raptor crowd doesn't do enough self-tuning to warrant the effort.
Oh yeah, make sure you're comparing power reasonable accurately. Many of the dyno plots are using the STD Correction factor vs the SAE version. SAE will have lower numbers in every plot. If you have your .drf file(s) I can change the correction factor to show you the difference.