67 dart stroker hellcat gen3 hemi with twin turbos...

are you saying you ground the shielding around the wiring? that is what i have been trying to fogure out if it would resolve this issue.
i moved my coil and plug wires away from the crank sensor area. it ran smoother no audible issues but still showed blips on the system logs of loss of all signals, crank, cam, rpm as well. im truly at a loss.

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I typically ground the shield at the controller end of the cable. Many years ago I worked in the commercial marine world installing PLCs with several transducers located all over the vessel. Obviously these long runs of cables would be prone to picking up noise. We always snipped the shield on the sensor end and brought them all to a common grounding point inside the control panel. No reason the same process can't be carried over to the automotive market.