Sure, as I said check that FPR hose for gas. To check the FPR, get a MightVac and connect it to the hose and put some vacuum on it. It should hold indefinitely. If it doesn't or if you pull some gas through, you FPR is bad. Secondly, put a vacuum gauge on the manifold and check for any low or fluctuating readings (with the engine running of course). I don't have all the tables in front of me but you can tell a hell of a lot from engine vacuum at different rpms and loads.
A couple questions. How many miles on your rig? Is it Cali emissions (2 cats) or Federal emissions (1 cat) Reason I ask is if you have Cali emissions, your rig has 2 O2 sensors (the front is actually an A/F sensor) which could affect performance. Also, when in Park, and you rev the motor, does it have any problem getting to higher RPMs? Any backfiring?