1/24 Scania R730 Streamline Highline Cab Italeri 3932

1/24 Scania R730 Streamline Highline Cab 3932 ItaleriThe Scania Series R heavy-tractor is available with V8 engine and has been developed according to the recent World market requirements. The V8 SCANIA engines are designed to carry out the most demanding tasks and are appreciated for their sturdiness, reactivity, and efficiency The continuous evolution of the cabin allowed to reach the highest levels of driving comfort and habitability even in the most demanding long-haul commercial transport activities. The Highline version is able to provide an excellent interior space and an almost flat floor. The new Streamline cabin presented in 2013 has some functional and aesthetic changes that improve aerodynamic and reduce the fuel consumption. Some details, as the smoothed edges or the new deflectors placed above the headlights, are able to reduce the air turbulences and the air resistance. Even the sunshade has a relevant aerodynamic function that improve airflow and characterize the overall truck design.The company introduced its 520 hp and 580 hp Euro 6 V8 engines earlier this year, promising customers it would launch its top-output V8 by year’s end.Scania’s Euro 6 V8 engines are the only ones on the market and the arrival of the 730 hp V8 now gives customers three choices. Customers choose Scania V8s for features including performance, operating economy and durability.“Sheer power never goes out of style,” says Christopher Podgorski, Senior Vice President Trucks at Scania. “Our customers buy V8 trucks for many different reasons, but an understandable need for performance is always one of them. The fact that our customers buy V8 trucks over and over again proves that they are durable and offer unsurpassed productivity as well.”Scania’s legendary V8 engines were first introduced in 1969 and have established a unique market position all over the world. Scania’s 730 hp engines have a reputation for offering never-ending power, high productivity and a lasting value.All three Scania V8 engines are based on the 16.4-litre platform that was originally introduced with the 730 hp engine in 2010. Scania’s Euro 6 V8 engines use a water-cooled EGR system combined with SCR technology and a variable geometry turbo in order to achieve Euro 6 emission levels. The silencer unit is only slightly bigger than the best-in-class unit used for Scania’s inline six engines. This means that generous chassis space is left for fuel tanks and AdBlue tanks.V8-equipped Scania trucks are used wherever there are demanding tasks. The 520 hp is likely to become a favourite among many long-haulage customers, due to its endurance and capacity to deal with undulating roads while maintaining reasonable fuel consumption. The 580 hp version offers all the performance of the previous 620 in Euro 5.The 730 hp version, on the other hand, is of course not the engine for any odd job. 60-tonne timber trucks in the Nordic countries, heavy-haulage in Germany and heavy-duty general haulage in Norway are examples of applications where 730 hp Scania V8s thrive and excel.The 730 hp Euro 6 Scania V8 has an even more impressive torque curve, compared to its Euro 5 predecessor. Scania’s engineers have created a wider – or “fatter”– torque curve which means that maximum torque is available from 1,000 r/min all the way up to 1,400 r/min. The reinforced automated gearbox with Scania Opticruise is fitted as standard to handle the power.Scania’s V8s are only available together with Scania’s premium R-cabs. The Scania V8s can be combined with a variety of gearboxes, rear axles with or without hub reduction, and tandem bogies with either single reduction or hub reduction