Having read these details, it's pretty obvious for anyone who understands basic math and physics that the Ford will come out on top.

The F-450 has a 6-speed shiftable automatic, which delivers that power to all four wheels. Even so, the total combined weight comes up to 28,000 lbs (12,700 kg), and the 6.7-liter diesel V8 is capable of 475 horsepower. On the other side, they brought out their 2019 Ford F-450, and they tried to even out the odds by adding three more vehicles on the trailer. That's mated to a 4-speed automatic, which sends the power to all eight wheels, and the whole thing weighs 39,000 lbs (17,690 kg)! I, for one, have never seen something heavier than this getting involved in a race like this before. This behemoth comes with a 12.1-liter turbo diesel engine that puts out 360 horsepower. On one side, we're looking at a 1986 Oshkosh HEMTT, which is short for Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck. But until then, let's have a look at the two enormous trucks set to go head to head at the dragstrip. I've been keeping an eye out for what Rob Dahm is doing, and I have a hunch that we might see his turbo 4-rotor 'Ahura' taking over and going up against a series of fast vehicles itself. the World' series now over, people are left wondering what the next special project will be for Hoonigan. I won't spoil the result for you, but I can tell you that shockingly enough, they almost had a photo finish!

Because during this episode, one of the stunts they've pulled of is that one of the crew members decided to race the 'special guest,' a full-blown firetruck, by running instead of driving a vehicle himself.

Beamng drive fire truck