Technical data Resources (Engines and gearboxes)

[galimim]

Something that may be useful

https://www.freightliner.com.au/Content ... %20pdf.pdf
https://www.freightliner.com.au/Content ... %20pdf.pdf

[rookie_one]

Nice find, but unfortunately they are for the australian market, I do have the brochures for the american market, but I don't have all the torque curves unfortunately

[rookie_one]

Small update : Product Guide for Eaton Roadranger Transmission 2018 added to the archive. It contain information on Eaton Endurant and PACCAR automated transmissions

[rookie_one]

Another update already :

Found a lot of information on Tremec tranmission, especially the old Spicer transmissions

[rookie_one]

Small update, added a file containing information on the MAN TGX euro 5, and a French press release giving a bit more information on the current tipmatic lineup

[Trident R.S.]

K,S not always used, but believe K is for automated and S is for manual gearbox

Not sure, but i think K means non syncro/automated, S means syncro/manual.
Old ZF gearboxes (1970/80) have this nomenclature, maybe MB still use this meanings.

[rookie_one]

Mercedes still use this meaning, although K is only used for automated now

[rookie_one]

Small update, added the LNG engine from Volvo to the archives (they FINALLY got the PDFs out)

[rookie_one]

Compilation of small updates :

Added sheets showing drivetrain combinations of DAF XF, Scania and Mercedes, as found through their configurator

Added torque curves of newer Scania engines availables

[rookie_one]

Big update : I finally manged to find a bunch of Cummins Data, especially the original ISX, the ISM and the N14 torque curves. Also managed to find info on the ISX15 and ISX12. Not everything, but found a lot