Holley Sniper on 700 hp big bock

Wiring is very important with a Sniper since you are feeding a low voltage microprocessor from a 12 volt automotive system. You really need to be super careful when installing the wiring for a Sniper. You also need a really good high pressure fuel system for a Sniper. Holley does make some drop in muscle car retrofit systems that include the pump, regulator and pre-filter inside the tank. I recommend using those whenever possible. Then you only need a high pressure filter and a single pressure line that feeds the Sniper from the tank.
Your engine must have a healthy cam to make 650 hp. In that case it is a good idea that you bought the Hyperspark distributor since you'll want to build an ignition curve with 20 or 25 degrees at idle and then 34 or 35 at WOT. Add 6 degrees of timing at low vacuum and smooth it all together.
Target AFR at idle will probably be around 13.5 to 13.8, WOT target should be 12.8, cruise target can be 14.5. Put those targets in and then smooth the table and you should be ready to go.
Yes, wiring is one of my biggest concerns. The fact that the wires for the sniper unit come out the front side near the distributor where are all the plug wires run causes me some concern. I am going to run Firecore spark plugs wires and try to route the sniper wires as far away from them as I can, but there will be areas that will be close. Did you run any shielding on the sniper wires on any of your installs. If so, what did you use?

My other concern is that my battery is going to be mounted in the trunk and it will be a longer clean power wire from the sniper to the battery. Do you think I should be concerned on this long span?

In regards to the fuel system, I went with the whole Holley setup and have the tank and upgraded 400 LPH in-tank pump, so I should be good there. I did have a question on your response above regarding the fuel line. I am about to run stainless hard line for the fuel system and am debating 1/2" or 3/8". The Holley site says 3/8" inside diameter line is required. I am guessing that is equivalent to 1/2" O.D. tubing? What have you used for fuel line in the past? You also mentioned above a single pressure line from the tank. The XFlow unit I am installing requires an external regulator, so I think I need to run a return line to the tank as well?

Thanks again for your above response and insight!