Not if your intention is to hammer the pot down on the turn, which is much more likely to happen against drawers. Now you have won a bigger pot than you would have more often than not, and succeeded in getting the same information with a smaller bet as you would have with a bigger one, plus being able to get away from the hand much easier. I might actually bet 250-275 here, which is giving improper odds while keeping the pot smaller. 350-400 is too big of a hammer on the flop, and more likely to induce a push from a good draw than a hammer on the turn would be inducing them to fold.