Over a stock 6.2 yeah the EB is making more even before 2500 but again it's really annoying driving a vehicle that has to downshift to get anywhere. But you already know that, don't you?
And I'm not bragging about passing a semi you ******, I'm citing that as a simple example of when low end torque is good to have. You know, the torque you thought you had because you got snookered by Ford's marketing hype.
Here's the dyno chart.
Now add a supercharger (which is mechanically driven, so it doesn't have boost lag) to the mix. The 6.2 is just in a different league when it comes to power production when modded. The 3.5 is always going to fall short, especially down low and especially with respect to boost lag and throttle response. Bigger snails have already been proven to have significant detrimental effects (including destroying the short block).
If you guys want to talk about the 3.5 being lighter or getting moderately better fuel mileage, go ahead. There were some pros to the switch. But quit acting like there were no cons.
It makes you look insecure and frankly stupid.