Here a few of the rides interesting features can be seen. Instead of upstop wheels on the cars, a steel peg runs between the two middle rails preventing it from flying off. Also, the friction brakes on this ride actually lift upwards, such that the front wheels of the car actually physically leave the track and the vehicle rests on the two metal strips.
Lift
Lift
14 April, 2008 by Gavin Seipelt
Here a few of the rides interesting features can be seen. Instead of upstop wheels on the cars, a steel peg runs between the two middle rails preventing it from flying off. Also, the friction brakes on this ride actually lift upwards, such that the front wheels of the car actually physically leave the track and the vehicle rests on the two metal strips.
