Wow, re-did it. Brined for 24 hours. Put on a dry rub of garlic powder, onion powder, cayenne, chili powder and some regular pepper. Smoked at 225-230 for 12 hours and had to pull it off at an IT of ~180-185. wrapped in foil, then towels and let rest in cooler for 2 hours. Pulled it out and it was the juiciest pork I've ever seen. I realized my first pork got too dried out I think getting to around 200 IT was too much. If you've been hesitant to try the brining; wait no more - it's delicious. I found there were two different textures on the different ends, one more plush and soft, the other was more firm, strandy, and didnt want to break apart as much. Flavor was second to none. Thanks everyone here for all your help.
P.S. I saw my wife eating it without barbecue sauce. That NEVER happens!