do you have your vane control maximum cranked up in those ranges?
Also, I've seen some tunes with people setting vane control at 0 and 100. I don't know if the 6.4 is the same way, but back when I had a 6.0 style VNT turbo on my Dodge, Fleece recommended using 2-3 as "0" and 95-97 as "100" so as not to peg out the solenoid. Don't know if this holds true for the 6.4's VNT controller
No, I left them at the default setting initially. After doing the initial tests, I found that I wanted a little more braking in the 1600-2000RPM range so I made modest changes to the vanes to get it to my liking. I now have made 2 different EBP programs suited to fit how I will be driving. One of them really doesn't kick in till about 2200 RPMs and no vane adjustments (it is my DD tune and only provides moderate braking) and the other is for when I will be towing really heavy. That one starts kicking in about 1600. It is mild at first and then when I get to 2200, I adjusted the vanes so that I would get the max EBPs to 50. Without adjusting the vanes, I have found I can't usually get it to 50. I still need to test these some more to confirm it is working how I wanted it to, but it does appear by adjusting the vanes I can get much closer to 50. I don't tow much in the Winter so I haven't really had the chance to try them out towing.