Depending on the terrain, the Stryker driver uses a central tire inflation system to inflate and deflate all of the vehicle's eight tires—they can even run flat.
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The #39 U.S. Army pit crew, crew chief and driver keep their car racing around the track at speeds over 180 mph. Vehicle Mechanics are responsible for maintaining the mechanical components of the Stryker Armored Vehicle, while the driver keeps it blazing over rough terrain at 60 mph.
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#39 U.S. ARMY CAR |
STRYKER |
| Horsepower |
850 hp |
350 hp |
| Top speed |
180 mph |
60+ mph |
| Gross weight |
3,400 lbs (1.5 tons) |
38,000 lbs (17 tons) |
| Occupants |
1 driver |
2 crewman (up to 9 troops) |
| Range |
80 miles (between pit stops) |
330 miles |
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