Here is you log posted to datazap.
https://datazap.me/u/steve99/turbo?l...23-24-25-29-37
Now note that the manifold pressure max out at 1.37 bar or 0.37 bar over atmospheric. now this looks suspiciously like you still have stock MAP sensor in car or stock map sensor scaling. As its telling you max boost was only ever 5psi.
Now i think that incorrect as you engine load and hence mas air flow measured by the mas air flow sensor continues to climb
At about 3700 rpm you achieved 1.37 bar ie boost of 0.37 or 5 psi.
Now the mas air flow continues to climb as you would expect as engine rpm rises. But boost is flat.
now compare this to this avo turbo log
at say 5500 its mas air flow is about same as yours but the boost is way higher its about 0.6 bar arround 8 psi.
you keep going to 7500 mas air flows still increasing rapidly.
id say you had a problem with the MAP sensor or its stock or incorrectly scaled in tune or just not reading correctly.
Id estimate you got somewhere round 10 psi , also you got about -5 degrees knock correction over 6800 rpm.
The ebcs relies on signal from map sensor to control boost, so it would not have helped. Also over boost cuts also rely on map reading.
avo turbo log to compare
https://datazap.me/u/steve99/mark-tu...&data=4-5-9-31
check you actually have 3 bar map installed
check when you switch on car but engine off it reads 1 bar
map scaling in tune may be incorrect, would need to see tune
sensor may be faulty
what waste gate spring is in you cannot use an EBCS to lower boost under wastegate spring pressure only increase.
If its got a 7 psi spring the lowest boost is 7 psi