Set of feeler gauges put the Cam on the back (round part) and see what feeler will be a slip fit and record it then rotate the engine to the next cylinder in the firing order and the the next pair of lobes.
Always worries me having people stand in front of the car during a pull...
One of the operators I know told me a story of a coolant hose blowing during a pull and scalding the owner that was leaning into the bay..
I can't really see an engine mechanical issue causing it to torch a piston if the pump test is fine and the fuel system checks out tank to rail I'd be looking into the management.
Not sure what system you run but I'd go through any config files if it's standalone and make sure there aren't...
Doesn't really need to be together to do this test.
Just need a head and the fuel rail hooked up.
The injectors tested fine so can be ruled out the next suspect is the pump and filter, then I'd be triple checking the injector wiring if everything else passes.
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