Static and Dynamic Displacement and HP

What I'm trying to get at is the conventional wisdom here is if built same/similar the larger cid gonna always make more peak and under the curve hp and if this true I can't see what stopping the smaller cid spin up to catch up and make similar power since the top end is obviously capable. Everyone says it obvious and been explained to me a million times and I must be really dumb cause I haven't seen it or get it.

For the eg. It shouldn't matter as long the similar level.
Aren't we facing a CSA issue? And maybe what we are seeing when keeping the top ends the same is how hard the bigger cubes are working the induction system? Kinda why I asked what the heads were for. Put a max effort 408 top end on a max effort 360 and watch the power numbers come much closer or eclipse the 408 as the rpm capability is increased vs a smaller head setup for a 360. The guy building the his version of a max effort 360 may not want to see 8000 rpm though. I'm sure I'm a little unclear. I'm Mr. Mom today. I get the kids set up with an activity and here they come halfway through a post completely blowing apart my thought process lol.