Engine stops at 6300 - acts like an RPM Rev Limiter.

[Shawn-NMRA Pure Street]

I'm using the Holley main harness with the supplied voltage from the Ignition connector pin "E" as shown to be wired by the Holley wiring diagrams. I will need to review the information you just posted.

[Danny Cabral]

I'm using the Holley main harness with the supplied voltage from the Ignition connector pin "E", as shown to be wired by the Holley wiring diagrams.

I thought so. Don't do that, it may be the source of noise/interference.

I will need to review the information you just posted.

Yes, read that LINK from post #30. It's an easy fix.

[Shawn-NMRA Pure Street]

Noise from that wire would make sense. That's also the 16V Switched power supply to the MSD ignition box. (I'm running a 16 volt system.)
Plus when I was doing my testing the last time, I was trying to narrow down where that noise was coming from, and with all cam wires disconnected at ignition plug so only the main harness wires were connected; the System Log still showed a 3+ voltage signal from somewhere in the main harness. Tomorrow I'll try to change that wire over and get another System Log posted. Thanks.

[Shawn-NMRA Pure Street]

New wiring change to pin B20. Here's the latest System Log. Does this one look better?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/lafrumrf6v4z0ju/new.wiring.new.sensor.SL?dl=0

[Danny Cabral]

New wiring change to pin B20.

And you're using the two "IPU Grounds" (clean ECU ground) at the 10-pin ignition connector, as opposed to the one "Chassis Ground" (loose black wire ground) to ground the crank & cam sensors, right?

Here's the latest System Log. Does this one look better?

I would say yes. Doesn't it run good now?

[Shawn-NMRA Pure Street]

Yes to the IPU Grounds. Both cam & crank Hall-Effect sensors.
Seems to be running good, won't know completely until it's on the dyno.

[Danny Cabral]

Ran passed the 6300 RPM mark, that was not under load. Have not tried it under load yet.

Seems to be running good, won't know completely until it's on the dyno.

If you have an RPM Error problem under load, then something is flexing out of alignment. But I think it'll run fine.

[Shawn-NMRA Pure Street]

Thanks Danny & everyone for your help. Due to my workload, I won't be able to get back to the dyno too soon, but when I do, I'll post how it went. Trying to get this ready for the Chicago NMRA race at the end of July.