I think your motor knocks bcause of rev-limit lean out. the Power FC (like stock ECU) cuts fuel as a rev limiter, opposite to the desired way to cut spark to stop combustion. this is the way I understand it ( drunk blurb ), You can get knock couple of ways, and possibly others but lean fuel mix and hot combustion would do it. knock on the limiter is bad but it's not as bad as knock under load cos it's duration is longer.
stay off the limiter or diy and upgrade fuelpump and fix the voltage on the fuelpump wiring. making the fuel richer all round might make the car feel sluggish tho.
Octine booster off the shelf didn't seem to work until I put some NF race octine booster (6 ron). It reduced the knock level on PFC, from 74 to high 20's. and even after hitting the limiter at 7700. handset is good for recalling all readings too.
Im curious to find out the limit of stock RB series motors. I think it's related to hitting the limiter and leaning out. I thought the upper limit was at 100 on the screen, but someone on early reply got 140! The motor makes most power at... it's best cam timing and leanest fuel ratio. it's probly case by case and a matter of opinion how much before motors usually pop and associated knock reading.
I like knowing the RB20 handles being on the limiter better than other RBs when running with PFC.
when my car knocked at level 74, stock internal 20 with 84c water temp no oil cooler and 300whp at 20psi boost. so smaller knock reading on the limiter might be ok as long as it's resonable rev for the motor.
thats my 2cents