I was messing with overload and I made a P-51-D with super high power and 10 propellers and I took off and it had so much acceleration that it ran into the ground when taking off. So I used 50 percent throttle and it took off nicely. And I maxed the throttle and it lunged forward and got to the normal top speed as usual but incredible acceleration. And I thought, “Would this increase It’s dogfighting ability?” So I did 10 tests. And here are the results:

Wins VS Losses (P-51 many prop vs normal)

Round 1: Many prop won
Round 2: Many prop won
Round 3: many prop won. normal crashed (this round the enemy plane decided to do some very advanced fighter maneuvers)
Round 4: Normal won (many prop got it’s engine shot. I went into final and the enemy shot my wing and took me down into the ditch before the runway when I was trying to land)
Round 5: Many prop won

Now I thought “Well the AI isn’t that smart” so I flew the normal and and had the AI do the many prop

Round 6: normal won (enemy engine caught fire and I still had to give it some “encouragement” to go down)
Round 7: normal won (enemy engine caught fire again and it stalled out)
Round 8: normal won (enemy engine caught fire AGAIN and it went down. My aircraft was shot in the aileron and it kept wanting to roll right and pitch down and I managed to keep myself in the air)
Round 9: Normal won (enemy engine caught fire. But I did have to give it encouragement to go)
Round 10: many prop won (enemy caught fire. I was not sure if it was on the prop or not because it looked like it but it didn’t run at a lower RPM like normal so I must have hit the part right next to the prop and it shot out my wing)

And at this point it’s obvious it just depends who pilots the plane and some parts of this test are probably inaccurate so if you want to preform this test on your own you can do so. I will put a link to the many prop in the comments