1974 Dart 318 crank, but no start (Solved)

If it worked before then it should work now. Yea, it ran with this setup, I drove it into the garage before disassembly, just have replaced all wiring with new harness etc.
If its newer production (vs. old stock original circa 1974) then only ballast resistor is used. It looks like you chose to mount the resistor on the wiper motor. I'd suggest mounting it where the factory did. It looks like a points type ballast and bracket - approximately 0.6 ohms. Those were mounted under the lip on the firewall, just above the inner fender. Pretty well protected there. I didn't know wiper motor had its own resistor, I thought previous owner had eliminated the 4 post ballast and put this 2 post on as the 4 post aren't needed anymore.

Half correct if you are reading with a meter, or a very very low current test lamp. reading voltage with a digital volt meter, using test light on - side of coil while cranking to see if it flickers. (it does not flicker)

1. Make sure the battery is charged or the V during cranking may be to low to power the ECU. brand new battery, fully charged.
2. Make sure the ECU is wired correctly - which I suspect may be the issue. Don't go by colors alone. Go by position of the wires on the ECU connector. I will check again on the ecu/icm wiring, but I'm 99% positive it's correct.

Thank you for such a detailed and polite reply, not everyone on this forum was as kind as you.