'70 Dart 392 Project; what direction?

If you are using a megasquirt, all you need factory connectors for are the cam/crank sensors, and the coils. Everything else is fairly universal/GM style. I cut up a factory harness and made my own reusing whatever I could, but ran new circuits for TPS, IAC, IAT, MAP, and Coolant. I used an analog sensor for MAP because I didn't want to run a vacuum line inside the car for the on board map. Instead, I use that one as a barometer sensor. I also added analog sensors for oil and fuel psi. I'm not using knock sensors.
That's good to hear cause that's what I came up with. I ordered these connectors from Ballenger as I hope they're going to match up to the coil plugs.
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Cam/Crank sensors I ordered these:
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TPS/IAC/IAT/Coolant Temp/injector connectors I ordered from the DIY Autotune website. Should be fairly straight forward on those.

MAP sensor I was planning a vacuum line but I do like the idea of not running a line through the firewall.

I also bought one of the DIY autotune bulkhead connectors. Should make it a little more clean.

Plan is to mount the ECU in the glovebox as my underdash stuff is pretty packed already. Should be an easy shot through the firewall through the bulkhead connector.

Only thing I'm wondering now is identifying signal/power/ground terminals on all the sensors.......

Mike