On a dyno you are going to get on, smack it and go, the boost will build fast enough to allow for a good combustion.
What I am thinking is I am just going to back off what the MAX stretch is and see what happens. This will do 2 things.
1.) It will make it ask for less fuel at high rpms and no boost. No one really knows what they do to these pumps but, I think they just put a larger valve in them and bore them so that even with stock fuel duration you get more fuel. We are asking for a LOT of fuel and I think on the HR pumps it might be too much??? Of course every single HR pump seems to be different.
2.) At high RPMs and full boost it will keep us from running the pump dry.
The hard thing to distinguish is if it is too much fuel and not enough air, or running the solenoid dry. They both make pretty ugly sounds. If you listen close the sounds are different but, in general it is similar.
On your video from inside the cab it sounds just like a truck with a whole lot of fuel and not a lot of air, maybe enough fuel to almost put the fire out??