Most Intense Coaster

What's the roughest coaster you've ever subjected your guests to? I built a steel twister that goes 170 mph, has a length of 4,432 ft., pulls 12.39 Lat. G's, and has a top height of 262 ft. The Intenstiy rating is 23.04.

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Nothing beats the 'bolt

Phh. That is nothing. I used to have contests with him. He has the pics at his website at www.rctempire.allhere.com I built a 192 mphsteel twister. He did 200 mph. His highest was 38 intensity. On the wooden coaster contest, I won it was like 31 or something. He might have pics of it. The entire park is taken up with that monster! That was my masterpiece.

Whoops. He just told me. 48.94 was his highest.

Steel twister.. 205 mph.. over 60 thousand feet long.. intensity over 48 also
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Shawn Bailes
Webmaster of Coasters R Us
http://coastersrus.home-page.org

Whoa, those all sound intense.

I once designed a shuttle loop between two tall hills. Each end went up the opposite hill. If I am remembering right, I think this allowed me to go higher because I used the terrain to my advantage. I then purposely made the end a little bit too short. The test run wound up being the last run. The train jumped wayyyyyy off the track and crashed in a huge fireball. However, once I fixed it, no one seemed to want to ride my Evil Knevil coaster. I do not know what the intensity rating was, but if everyone dies, things must fairly intense. ;)

those are nothing i have had coasters go 500-800mph cause of a program i used hehehe

What program? I would like too see that!!!!!

craig i will get back to you on that it was at my friends house that i did it at i will ask him the next chance that i have.

Go to http://techno.danimation.com/ and down load the latest trainer. It lets you power launch a coaster at almost any speed! I got the intensity up to 70!

Using no trainer at all I built a steel twister rollercoaster that went 218 mph by building launched lift hills one after the other. On my game once it reaches about 180 it just makes a weird wooshing sound!

It does that because the game was never programmed with knowledge of a trainer or someone using boosters to make a killer coaster I guess. Once the sound gets at a high frequency, it just rotates over to a low rumbling noise. An attempt at the sound breaker? Probably not. That is like over 700 mph to get that. So who knows why it does what it does.
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Shawn Bailes
Webmaster of Coasters R Us
http://coastersrus.home-page.org



*** This post was edited by Coasterfreakbailes on 6/17/2000. *** *** This post was edited by Coasterfreakbailes on 6/17/2000. ***

No trainer - 212 mph, Intensity of 45.09, 121,908 feet of track. It goes back and forth and takes up the whole map.