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Instructions 3.

After 3 hours, the pork is going to have taken on as much smoke flavor as it can, so it is time to turn up the heat! Transfer your roast to a large disposable aluminum foil pan and pour about 1 cup of the brine liquid in the bottom of the pan.
Part 4:
Increase your grill temperature to 250 degrees F, and cook for 6 to 8 additional hours, or until an instant-read meat thermometer inserted in the thickest part of the meat (but not touching bone) registers 195 to 200 degrees F.
Cook at 225 until internal reaches plateau of about 165. This will depend on your thermometers. It will be somewhere between about 162 and 170. Wrap in two layers of pink paper (butcher paper with no wax) and put back on grill. First layer is wrapped with meat upside down then reversed for second. Put your thermo's back in and crank temp to 350. Cook to 195 to 200. The meat is essentially done/smoked at 165. The plateau is where the connective tissue is breaking down. You can blast through that by wrapping it and boosting temp. Cuts cooking time by as much as 4 - 5 hours depending on size of roast. Pull off grill when done and put in a small cooler for 1 hour. Best to use pulling forks because it will still be rocket hot on the inside.
 
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