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Power doesn't bother me as I have an engine sound mod and use the Cummins 444 which if I remember correctly is 550 HP. That is a great engine and sound.
Edit: corrected typos.
The w900 has the ronger engines and the frame is heavier I think.
I like the N14 too and until recently that was the only engine I would use. However, since finding out about the 444 from one of the real life truckers here and hearing it's nostalgic sound, I have preferred it to the N14. I like the sounds of both but there is just something about the 444 which I find better.
As for power, honestly, none of the trucks feel all that powerful in ATS, I dont know why, in ETS2 I always used engines below 500 hp, and was fine, loved them, here, I just have to get the 550 or 625 to really be happy, I tried the 455 engine and it does the job but feel really weak.
In ETS2 I'd drive a DAF 435, Scania 440 or 420, Volvo 460, never feeling like I'm lacking power.
Even if I use the 18 speed in ATS it doesnt feel that powerful. And ETS2 only offer 12 speed gearboxes.
Its really hard to tell if they really are slower and weaker, such different conditions, and imagine these American beasts are quite heavy since they are alot bigger, wich might explain why the load on the trailers are abit lower then the European counterparts. Talking normal loads here, not special permits.
Damn, all this talk makes me wanna drive some more, gonna do that! :D
Not sure I can pick a winner, they are both great, the interior in the 389 seem more fitting, with the old school design of it all, the W900 has a weird mix of new and old. The 389 does too but its not as obvious.
It might be that the gear ratios are made for a higher top end than the Euro trucks since Euro trucks are restricted to 55mph/90kph by law, where as in the US trucks aren't governed and can be expected to run highway speeds of 80mph in some places. The higher top end gear ratios would most likely cause lower acceleration in return.
where is the cummins 444 mod?