Thrust SSC
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thumb|right|The team with ThrustSSC alt=|thumb|ThrustSSC on display in the Coventry Transport Museum's Landspeed Gallery alt=|thumb|Side view of Thrust SSC showing its branding and marks at Coventry Transport Museum thumb|right|One of the Rolls-Royce engines in the Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum
Key facts
- Automobile.image
- Thrust SSC at Coventry Transport Museum.jpg
- Automobile.caption
- Thrust SSC at the Coventry Transport Museum, where it is part of the permanent collection.
- Automobile.name
- Thrust SSC
- Automobile.manufacturer
- SSC Programme Limited
- Automobile.predecessor
- Thrust2
- Automobile.successor
- Bloodhound LSR
- Automobile.class
- Land Speed Record vehicle
- Automobile.engine
- two Rolls-Royce Spey turbofan:- Rolls-Royce Spey 202
- Automobile.weight
- 10.6 tonnes
- Automobile.designer
- Richard Noble, Glynne Bowsher, Ron Ayers, Jeremy Bliss and Reece Liebenberg
- Automobile.sp
- uk
via Wikipedia infobox
Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- jet car
- Followed by
- Bloodhound LSR
- Follows
- Thrust2
- Collection
- Coventry Transport Museum
- Location
- Coventry Transport Museum
- Mass
- 10.6
- Image
- ThrustSSC.jpg
- Height
- 2.1
- Width
- 3.7
- Length
- 16.5
- Speed
- 763.035
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- nominal power output
- 110000
- powered by
- Rolls-Royce Spey
- Commons category
- ThrustSSC
- capital cost
- 10000000
- described at URL
- www.coventrycollections.org/search/details/collect/25407
- inventory number
- RT.2001/76
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Article · Español
Thrust SSC (acrónimo en inglés para SuperSonic Car) es una mezcla británica de automóvil y avión de combate. El 15 de octubre de 1997, alcanzó los 1.232,93 km/h, rompiendo la barrera del sonido al marcar velocidad Mach 1,002. Semejante logro fue posible porque se usaron dos turborreactores con postquemador Rolls-Royce spey 202 como los que se emplean en los aviones de caza F-4 Phantom II. El Thrust SSC pesa 10 toneladas, acelera de 0 a 160 kilómetros por hora en 4 s y su potencia es igual a la de 145 automóviles de Fórmula 1.
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