The magic will occur when somebody figures out how to make peak power at 6000+.
The stock rods will only be dealing with the same load as they would with a 500HP tune-only truck, but you will have 1500HP.
Problem? The heat of vaporization of diesel makes it difficult. The faster you spin, the faster the fuel must vaporize. Liquids don't burn, only gases. The faster the fuel vaporizes, the colder the air charge becomes. The air charge temp must be high to vaporize the fuel, and initialize combustion. It's a Catch-22. The Audi race diesels aren't making peak power higher than 6000 last I read.
The only way to pull off the trick will be to have injectors that spray gaseous diesel instead of a liquid. Since current injector design uses liquid diesel to lubricate the parts, it would have to be a whole new kind of technology. Pilot injection helps (keeps air temp up), but it can only do so much.
Oh, and the entire head design is for a 3200rpm target. You'd really want a lot more flow. Think Hayabusa or Cobalt heads. Straight shot ports.