Pull-off = weight, tires, and a lot of technique. Doesn't directly equate to "power" - very "subjective" and "iffy". More Man against Man.
Trailer Pull on hill = raw useable HP. More Machine against Machine. And I might add, doing more what the trucks were designed to do. More emphasis on real-life performance with less variables such as tire pressure, weight, dirver technique
IF you don't have the technique down you could lose even if your rig is more powerful. If you want man against man, go for the pull. If you want truck vs truck, go for the steepest hill you can find - you'll plow him under!
Stop Watch - $5
Beer for the spectators - $40
Toasting him on VIDEO - Priceless
Trailer Pull on hill = raw useable HP. More Machine against Machine. And I might add, doing more what the trucks were designed to do. More emphasis on real-life performance with less variables such as tire pressure, weight, dirver technique
IF you don't have the technique down you could lose even if your rig is more powerful. If you want man against man, go for the pull. If you want truck vs truck, go for the steepest hill you can find - you'll plow him under!
Stop Watch - $5
Beer for the spectators - $40
Toasting him on VIDEO - Priceless
