Wrong. It's simply a descendent of the SHO engine. It was updated, but it's still a Cyclone engine at it's heart. Same bore spacing, same head design. You can tweak things and call it "all new" but it's not. Plenty of guys got 640 crank from SHO engines- that level of HP is not a big deal.Do you need to troll every Gen 2 with your garbage? You’re a know nothing hack, stop spreading misinformation. Gen 2 3.5 isn’t a cyclone, it was a clean sheet design for 2017. There is nothing weak about the design; hence why it’s used in the 640HP GT. The only reason the upper end of the 2.7 is CGI is due to it’s relative output compared to its physical size. Hence the name “Nano” for that engine family. The 400HP 3.0 Nano is all aluminum, so once again your nonsense is debunked.
You are right about one thing though, the 2.7L was indeed all new. However, the 3.5L raptor engine is far from it. They played with the casting design, went with a better (shorter) timing chain setup, tried to fixed the phasers (still working on that!) and added port injection- but it's still a 3.5L Cyclone engine to this day, despite what you want to believe.
And BTW - I'm not trolling anything. I have interest in this thread because I predicted Ford would ditch the plastic oil pan and go back to aluminum when the problem first stated occurring and the first big thread was going on about it. Guess what, I was right.