Magnum and Wiring Swap

Yeah, it's not a radical cam based off the profile and how it runs. It also has a Hughes dual plane intake and long tube headers. I'm sure that combination might more than what OBD I can deal with.
I feel like I have the vacuum leaks fixed. The Hughes intake doesn't have a provision for the EGR valve, so I have the vacuum lines routed to the controller and duty cycle valve to make it think it's still there.
I couldn't find the 1994 FSM, only the 1995. The wiring schematics were a little different in some places as far as color code and routing. I just filled in the blanks with "educated guesses."
Thanks for the advice of using an app to track mileage. I want to keep the original Swinger speedometer since it's in good condition and only available for two years. I put a 36 tooth speedometer gear in the drive from the transmission, but it reads higher than actual speed. I need to do the math to get the right tooth count for the 3.73 gears.

I have the Mopar M1 intake, a 53 mm throttle body, long tube headers, and the Hughes SER0814ALN-14 cam. My cam has a little less duration than yours, a little more lift, with the same 114° LSA. My car runs fine on the stock 1994 PCM. Your extra duration might be bleeding off a little more vacuum than the PCM can handle, but I have seen on the Magnum swap facebook group that other guys have run your same combo with success. Is your IAC nice and clean and moving freely?

Here's a link to the 94 service manual. It's basically the same as the 95, so probably not super helpful to you at this point: Dodge