comes down to price most of the time.
blueflammed makes a good point. A 350 with a cam and some bolt ons will hop.
BUT, coming from a family of motor heads race cars and race boats: There is no replacement for displacement. And when the ass drops, it's all about the cubes.
I love my HT383. Many people underestimate my truck at first thinking it is a 14 year old truck with high miles. Mine will melt the tires, slide sideways...any of the studpid shit a person could want to do. I always forget exact numbers but it is something like this: 267hp at the tires, 397tq at the tires....factor in a 24% drivetrain loss and that is 350hp / 500tq at the flywheel. Not to shaby in my opinion. It is a truck, I use it like a truck and the torque helps.
blueflammed makes a good point. A 350 with a cam and some bolt ons will hop.
BUT, coming from a family of motor heads race cars and race boats: There is no replacement for displacement. And when the ass drops, it's all about the cubes.
I love my HT383. Many people underestimate my truck at first thinking it is a 14 year old truck with high miles. Mine will melt the tires, slide sideways...any of the studpid shit a person could want to do. I always forget exact numbers but it is something like this: 267hp at the tires, 397tq at the tires....factor in a 24% drivetrain loss and that is 350hp / 500tq at the flywheel. Not to shaby in my opinion. It is a truck, I use it like a truck and the torque helps.