In the modern era, which has no doubt proven to be the golden age for diesel performance, it’s common to find 600, 700, or even 800 hp trucks that still go to work every day.

Daily drivers, sleepers, and outright play toys

Daily drivers, sleepers, and outright play toys

In the modern era, which has no doubt proven to be the golden age for diesel performance, it’s common to find 600, 700, or even 800 hp trucks that still go to work every day. We decided to profile a handful of combinations that made impressive power on the rollers.

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