Super Diode Simulation Behavior
Answered my own question as i looked deeper into it. From the text book:

The rectifier circuit shown above has the property that for positive inputs the operational amplifier output saturates in the negative direction.

– The op-amp output voltage is required to change instantaneously from this saturated voltage, (Vs-) to +0.6 V when the input waveform passes through zero.

– Because of the limited slew rate of real operational amplifiers this cannot occur, and the output waveform will not be a precisely rectified version of the input waveform as the frequency of the input sinusoid is increased.

Ill leave this here in case someone has the same question in the future.