Ed is quite the stud muffin....
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I'll run this by you, it reminds me of when I was having problems with mine. Look at the alternator. I don't care if it's new, rebuilt etc....When I was making a pass, at 5000 rpm and 3280 ft give or take the car would just dive and wouldn't accelerate, it wouldn't shutoff though. I found that alt. output was ok but spikes were happening throwing a tantrum to the ECM. New rectifier bridge, stator, diode trio and brushes fixed it right up. Don't know if that's what your dealing with but I would want to eliminate it. Most modern alternator testers have a diode test feature.
you can put your meter on AC volts and see what kinda AC is leaking out.
You might be able to take a portable Am radio (if they still exist) and bring it near the alternator in question. Spikes like that tend to have a lot of high frequency content making ugly noises.Comparison to an identical know good one at the RPMs in question might tell you something.
Fresh plugs? Are you back to the fancy ignition or the stock stuff?I've read that the fancy ignition needs a tighter gap on the plug(might be knocking the spark off with high volume coming into the cylinder).I'm guessing the fuel pressure is steady and you have a fresh filter on there.
Jason - pop the wastegate arm off and wire the gate open, then take it for a run. That should take some drive pressure off the turbo and determine if it's back pressure. Check all the stupid stuff.