TXman308

Does anyone else see the trims at 1:00 going down the hill.

There are breaks right after the beginning of the launch. In the AME video, it shows them. It only needs that many because if the train doesn't travel all the way up the hill, the trims will slow it down long enough to be stopped by the short set of brakes .

New pictures of extreme rusher (Beijing) have been posted up at RCDB. http://www.rcdb.com/9140.htm?p=0 Never realized the curve in the under-water part of the coaster. P.S. When is this thing going to open!!!!!!!

If you pause the video at 0:30, you can see the launch car. Is it me or 1. Is there no magnetic Brakes on the sides (all accelerator coasters have them) and 2. I'm not sure if this is always there but there are magnets under the launch car. Is this always like this? Edit: I just saw the first video and now realize that there are only a few magnetic brakes at the end, and that it is a cable launch.

I live in San Antonio and after reading how long some of you people have to drive to get to coasters, it makes me feel happy that I can get to Six Flags and Sea World in under 30 min. Though I'm probably moving to San Diego soon so I know I'm going to drive my parents up the wall with the 2 hr. drive to MM and Disney. Though I do think Virginia is one of the best places for coasters: KD, BGW, SFGADV, that would be heaven for me.

I say that SFFT deserves a mega-lite. They coulld put one in the boardwalk area that would fit perfectly, right next to Tony Hawk's. They also haven't got a *new* roller coaster since 2007 (I don't count Goliath because Sea World has Great White which is 20 minutes down the road).

Those Trains are designed by S&S Power, the company that built this. You can tell because if you look closely you can see that the seats are the same ones that were on ring racer.

Man I really hope that this ride actually works, doesn't blow up like ring racer.

I've been on these launchers Mummy Poltergeist V2 Rock n Roll Incredible Hulk Superman the escape Of all of those I have to say incredible hulk. It feels way faster than 40 mph, plus it's a great ride.