It’s really hard to read a log without knowing a little more about the setup. Either way, your tuner should know way more about your map since he is tuning it. But something is obviously not working correctly. All the “odd” fuel pressure drops I’ve seen were either relief valve, dying in tank pump failing to keep up with the demand of the HPFP, or boost issues. First I would always inspect hoses. Never assume things are connected. Any time you have problems, your first instinct should be to assume something came disconnected or broke and look it over visually. From there, if nothing obvious is disconnected or broken, I would do a cold KOEO fuel pressure check. It should be around 60psi. If it’s in the 40s it’s likely a failing in tank pump. Fuel pressure only cuts like that when it runs out of fuel, the measured values for air or fuel fall out of range of what the ECU is expecting or you have an ignition problem.
Edit: Probably should also mention that it’s a very good practice to start looking wherever you did the last thing you did before the problem. If you just change the spark plugs, you should check the spark plugs. People have had issues with brand new plugs cracking. You never know till you look.
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