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IMO, the "1" is not literal. My ribs are essentially done after 3-2. Like I said, 1 is done on the grill for marks and caramelizing any sauce. Sometimes I don't even do the "1" and go straight to the table after 3-2.
Monitor internal temp and you will be fine. I've always wrapped with my briskets in the final stage until my 202 internal temp. Once you have reached that point, let rest in an ice chest with towels and it will stay hot for a couple hours.
Bigtuna, since no one will stick their opinion in here, I'll say that only if it is the dead of Winter and you live in a cool climate. There are a number of smokers on the market that only provide a 700W element and that is to provide heat for a hot smoke.
One of Jeff's posts about one of his best pulled porks was the time he stopped the cook when he pulled the meat to wrap and finished the next day. When you are ready, don't be afraid to pull out of the smoker, foil wrap and finish tomorrow in the oven.
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