If you didn’t know, we were lucky enough to receive one of the first five Gen 3 (’18-up) Coyote crate engines from Ford Performance, PN M-6007-M50C. Even with only performing basic bolt-ons so far, we’ve been blown away by the new platform’s performance.
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