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Post by Deleted on Dec 27, 2009 19:16:16 GMT
I noticed ;D Yeah might look into that one  Well, i've kinda just did a version myself  I want them now ;D |
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Post by ajw on Dec 30, 2009 20:48:50 GMT
Managed to find a video showing the ugly back of them At least they have real aircon, not the forced air crap used in London. |
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Post by vjaska on Dec 30, 2009 23:44:20 GMT
Managed to find a video showing the ugly back of them At least they have real aircon, not the forced air crap used in London. You wouldnt need airco anyway if sliding windows were brought back..... |
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Post by john on Dec 30, 2009 23:48:11 GMT
At least they have real aircon, not the forced air crap used in London. You wouldnt need airco anyway if sliding windows were brought back..... Now now, health and safety always know best now don't they! ;D |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2010 19:39:15 GMT
Here's a short clip of one of the E400s in HK (the Citybus one to be precise). It's sounds more Euro 3-ish than euro 5 when accelerating in 1st gear.
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Post by Trident on Feb 17, 2010 20:49:35 GMT
Here's a short clip of one of the E400s in HK (the Citybus one to be precise). It's sounds more Euro 3-ish than euro 5 when accelerating in 1st gear. Interesting video there. This sounds more of a Euro 3 bus than Euro 5 |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 18, 2010 0:21:37 GMT
Here's a short clip of one of the E400s in HK (the Citybus one to be precise). It's sounds more Euro 3-ish than euro 5 when accelerating in 1st gear. Interesting video there. This sounds more of a Euro 3 bus than Euro 5 I thought so. It's definitely on ZF as far as I can see; I'm sure that it'll be a monster when it thrashes along some of those 60 mph roads with kickdown.  |
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Post by vjaska on Feb 18, 2010 0:46:14 GMT
Here's a short clip of one of the E400s in HK (the Citybus one to be precise). It's sounds more Euro 3-ish than euro 5 when accelerating in 1st gear. Interesting video there. This sounds more of a Euro 3 bus than Euro 5 Really, sounds just like euro 5 ZF e400s. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 18, 2010 1:40:27 GMT
Interesting video there. This sounds more of a Euro 3 bus than Euro 5 Really, sounds just like euro 5 ZF e400s. It doesn't give that distinct roar/growl when it accelerates. Try listening to it at 43 seconds and you might just notice the resemblance. |
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Post by vjaska on Feb 18, 2010 3:03:53 GMT
Really, sounds just like euro 5 ZF e400s. It doesn't give that distinct roar/growl when it accelerates. Try listening to it at 43 seconds and you might just notice the resemblance. Nope, still sounds like a Euro V, 6 Speed ZF e400 to me. You also need to remember that their buses may sound slightly different to UK Buses. For example, I think the ALX500 Tridents that are in Hong Kong have a slightly different Voith gearbox to Tridents over here because there slight differences between the sounding of a Euro II Hong Kong Voith Trident and a Euro II UK Voith Trident. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 19, 2010 0:34:20 GMT
It doesn't give that distinct roar/growl when it accelerates. Try listening to it at 43 seconds and you might just notice the resemblance. Nope, still sounds like a Euro V, 6 Speed ZF e400 to me. You also need to remember that their buses may sound slightly different to UK Buses. For example, I think the ALX500 Tridents that are in Hong Kong have a slightly different Voith gearbox to Tridents over here because there slight differences between the sounding of a Euro II Hong Kong Voith Trident and a Euro II UK Voith Trident. You're probably right just there, it's undoubtedly a new type of ZF gearbox. Could my ears be deceiving me?  |
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Post by Trident on Feb 19, 2010 9:14:26 GMT
Nope, still sounds like a Euro V, 6 Speed ZF e400 to me. You also need to remember that their buses may sound slightly different to UK Buses. For example, I think the ALX500 Tridents that are in Hong Kong have a slightly different Voith gearbox to Tridents over here because there slight differences between the sounding of a Euro II Hong Kong Voith Trident and a Euro II UK Voith Trident. You're probably right just there, it's undoubtedly a new type of ZF gearbox. Could my ears be deceiving me? No, i agree |
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I want them now ;D
