Looking for some direction on diagnosis

[jonno]

I have a 2002 WRX. Relevant mods are:

Grimmspeed uppipe
Invidia catless downpipe
NGK2667 (one-step colder) plugs
Walbro 255 fuel pump

I had been running a Cobb OTS stage 2 tune for a while after the downpipe, but decided to move up to an e-tune. In the process of tuning and logging, the tuner has told me that I am dealing with a lot of "misfire". The DAM is constantly dropping to 8 or 9 and moving around 8-12 and sometimes up to 15. There are no CELs.

I installed the plugs and fuel pump this past weekend right before flashing the preliminary e-tune map. I checked some previous logs from my old plugs that I hadn't reviewed yet and noticed the same issue, so I've ruled out the plugs being the problem. I also ruled out the pump obviously, and I replaced the fuel filter a week ago. Things I'm going to check now:

Compression and leakdown tests
MAF
Vacuum/boost leak test
PCV replacement
FPR hose
Coil packs (how should I test these?)
Rattling parts setting off knock sensor
Cam timing and sensor cleaning
Clean grounds

Here is a log with default params from before the plugs and pump (with Cobb stage 2 OTS tune) with a WOT run somewhere in there:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...1OXFnTEE#gid=0

Here are some logs I sent to the tuner:
Around the block log: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...2QWVia2c#gid=0
Idle log: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...WUVJIV2c#gid=0
WOT log: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...4TjRDTVE#gid=0

These are not the default parameters, so let me know if I should do another log with other params.

Anyone have any other ideas or indications of specific things I could look for?

[EJ257]

When you checked the plug gap, what did you get?

[jonno]

The new plugs were pre-gapped to 0.030. I did not check them, as they are iridiums and everything I read said to not touch them and to trust the pre-gapping.

Old plugs I didn't check, but I saved them and could check. However, seeing the problem in previous logs with previous plugs still in makes me think that the plugs are not the issue, unless something else is causing them to malfunction.