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Pull those E3 plugs out and put in the proper Motorcraft plugs and see if that makes any difference. Also, did you use Motorcraft wires or aftermarket? Between the plugs and wires, you're probably not generating enough energy to provide proper spark to the cylinders which might be what is causing your loping idle.
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I developed a miss last summer, replaced all the ignition components still had it. I changed the injectors and it went away. so when its running try to listen and check if the injectors are working or not. use a stethescope ($5 at harbor freight) or you can use a long screw driver to transfer the noise to your ear.
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