Its not just as simple as swap the domes and go trail ride, ALL of the carburation settings will be differnt, clutching will be differnt, porting will sometimes need to be changed, because your changing the amount of power output of the engine by changing the cmpression ratio, its not a simple cut and dry swap.
squish clearance affects the turbulance in the head as well as does the squish angle and relief section. What kind of squish are you running with your current engine set up? usually around .052"-.050" is good all around clearance, race applications will be tighter! I think you may be better off somewhere in the middle of all this and be able to run pump fuel since it sounds like a dual purpose sled. The power gain you get may not be all worth the amount of time invested to dial it all in and back to the trail settings everytime your done racing.
An engine will make more power with less octane fuel, for example 87 octane versus 100 octane, the 87 will produce more power because the octane is the fuels ability NOT to burn, the reason the race fuel is such high octane is simply it resist the tendency to detonate, this comes from high compression, advanced ign timing, this all increases the ability of the engine to have detonation, from the increased heat of higher compression,timing etc.
Its all about getting the parts in the engine and your added pipes and such to work together.