Comparing the two logs, it appears your vanes may be a bit sticky. Starting at 1874 RPM on the second log your boost is creeping up and the N75 valve duty increases to bring the boost back under control. Remember the N75 numbers on an ALH are "opposite to operation"; if the boost is higher than requested then the N75% will continue to increase until the boost is back under control. The PD motors however have the N75% parallel to the desired boost. Until you hit 300 millibar above requested and for three seconds also, you will not get a CEL. The .216 nozzles and a remap will run amazingly strong, although you will likely lose some FE. Please get the nozzles done by a professional to avoid potential problems after the install.