How many G's will M.Force have? Monty Jasper said he couldn't see at the bottom of the first hill so wouldn't that be about 5 G's?!
No. The most that any rollercoaster has, anywhere, is like about 4.5, and I think that is on WindJammer? at KBF, maybe. I know for sure that CP doesn't like building rides with anymore than 4 g's and doesn't have any with that many.
I think what Monty Jasper meant in that diary entry was that with the way the track seems to curve underneath itself at the top of the first hill that he couldn't see the bottom of the hill. I don't think he meant that he couldn't actually see at the bottom of the hill
Don't the Invertigo rides pull 5 Gs? Also for some reason the Texas Tornado rings a bell for lots of G forces with those non-elliptical loops.
Sorry this is off topic.
From what I understand the countless boomerang clones do 5 G's.
I read that CP trys to keep G's under 4.5. MF should be close to that. PKI's Face Off clone and S.O.B. are listed at 5 G's. I don't recall ever seeing a coaster rated more than 5 G's.
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There are three coasters that have 6.5 g's or more... The coaster at Edmonton Mall pulls 6.5 g's. I know this for sure.
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Rock n' Rollercoaster at Disney is around there, and Texas Tornado i know has the most G's of any coaster. There trying to make a law to limit it to under 5 or something.
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Taz's Texas Tornado at Astroworld in Houston pulls 6.5 g's. The Shockwave at Six Flags Over Texas pulls 5.9 g's. Both are Schwarzkopf as is the Mindbender in Edmonton Mall.
The bill that they're trying to pass in Washington isn't to limit g-forces on rollercoasters so much as it is to better enforce the safety and inspections at major amusement/theme parks.