I think most people are hitting the nail on the head with this trim... It's just like the one after helix on SoGo. It's there as a speed control device. Meaning that it will prolly only be used in cases where the train is going to fast for it's on good. ...

I bet they wish the Son of Beast had a "small Trim" then. LOL. would have save that great ride a lot of trouble.

... that the ride gives. Example: A heavy train is going to get more speed at the bottom of the first drop, and may retain said extra speed until the trim brings the train to normal speed, where as a light train may not need the trim to be used.

^ I can't think of a single example where a trim brake improved a ride experience.... please name one. Flying over the tops of hills at high speeds is what makes coasters entertaining, but B&M has an odd habit however of clamping trains down ...

I think some here are worried way too much about this tiny trim. I will take a small trim which might help in providing a smooth and more pleasant ride experience anyday over no trim at all and a rougher ride. So far, Cedar Fair, Carowinds and B&M ...

Let the whinning commence about the trim before even riding the coaster in 3...2...damn you beat me to it!

Just because a trim has been placed, it doesn't mean they'll use it for every cycle. Weather conditions and wind will play a factor. While the majority of the site is flat, they still spent a decent amount of time and money to clear ...

is it me or does that 3 hill seemed oddly shaped? and about the trim...c'mon guys lol. the coaster would have dropped about 90 ft in just one hill when it gets to the top of that 3rd hill. Its gonna have to get rid of that speed somehow to make the ride ...

Your linked picture looks to be 3 small trims in one block of track very close together, ours looks like 1 small trim brake by itself, just without the walkways so far.

Thats pretty small for a trim isnt it?

EDIT: http://behemoth.canadaswonderland.com/_ ... op2web.jpg

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New pics: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?page=9&aid=100607&id=91085023598" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Is that a trim brake half way up: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=2792757&id=91085023598#/photo.php?pid=2792913&id=91085023598" onclick="window.open(this.href);return ...

Ok, who said there would be a trim on the third hill because i'm not seeing it? :? Its there, I tried to get a picture of it, but I couldnt find the "night" setting on my camera... Its about half way up the 3rd hill.. Not a big ...

Yes I bet they did change their multi-million dollar long-planned construction efforts to suit the needs of our tiny internet community.... totally plausible.

So far we have the big camelback and one of the 2 small ones with no trim - one to go!

Ok, who said there would be a trim on the third hill because i'm not seeing it?

Trims do not interest me. At least, not that kind of trim.

Thanks, swampfox.