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HHC International 9400i ETS2
HHC International 9400i ETS2
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$25.00 USD
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This is the HHC International 9400i ETS2 Version . Here is some info on the real trucks :
The International 9400i is an aerodynamic, conventional-style Class 8 tractor truck, a successor to the 1990 9400, known for its sloped hood, set-back front axle, and sleeper cab options, which debuted around 2000 to improve fuel efficiency, and was often equipped with Cummins or Detroit diesel engines. It featured traditional styling with chrome bumpers, large fuel tanks, and options for roof and cab extenders for added aerodynamics, along with an air-ride suspension and a mid- or high-rise sleeper.
Key Characteristics
- Aerodynamic Design : The 9400i was designed for cross-country hauling, featuring a sloped hood and set-back front axle to improve aerodynamics and fuel economy.
- Styling : It has a classic "old school" look with features like a chrome bumper, fender mirrors, and vertical exhaust stacks.
- Cab & Sleeper : The model offered a variety of sleeper configurations, including mid-roof and high-rise options, to accommodate long-haul drivers.
- Engine Options : Common engine choices for the 9400i included the Detroit Series 60 and Cummins ISX engines, with varying horsepower ratings depending on the specific year and configuration.
- Suspension : Many models were equipped with an air-ride suspension system for improved ride quality and handling.
History & Evolution
- 1990:The original aerodynamic International 9400 was introduced with a set-back front axle and sloped hood.
- 2000:The model was rebranded as the 9400i, retaining its established features while incorporating further refinements and aerodynamic aids.
- 2007 Onward : A new Class 8 tractor was designed to replace the 9400i and its counterparts, though there was a period of product overlap during the transition.
Features & Details (Varying by year and configuration)
- Air-Sliding Fifth Wheel : A common feature on many 9400i tractors, allowing for adjustment of the trailer connection.
- Large Fuel Tanks : Typically, the truck was outfitted with large, side-mounted fuel tanks, often over 100 gallons each.
- Wheels & Tires : Models often featured aluminum wheels and tall tires suitable for long-distance hauling.
- Interior : Depending on the trim, the cab could feature luxury elements like power windows, premium gauge packages, and comfortable seats.
