Railfan587 wrote:Here's an idea. Change the simulation of the ES44AC and change the cab to a Dash 9 cab. The ES44AC is really a AC4400CW with a 12-cylinder engine and the Dash 9 is the DC traction version of the AC4400CW. So with a different cab and engine you get the GE AC4400CW.
BNSFdude wrote:Railfan587 wrote:Here's an idea. Change the simulation of the ES44AC and change the cab to a Dash 9 cab. The ES44AC is really a AC4400CW with a 12-cylinder engine and the Dash 9 is the DC traction version of the AC4400CW. So with a different cab and engine you get the GE AC4400CW.
Doesnt work that way. The Dash 9 is more similar to an AC44 than an Evo is. Evos have many differing characteristics.
Railfan587 wrote:Then change the simulation of the Dash 9.
dfcfu342 wrote:The trucks are also different as well. I know the Dash-9 is not an AC44 but its pretty close and all we have at the moment.
BNSFdude wrote:dfcfu342 wrote:The trucks are also different as well. I know the Dash-9 is not an AC44 but its pretty close and all we have at the moment.
Not on all Railroads. BNSF and UP use the same Hi-Ad trucks.


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