The actress also said she was not sure an all-female spin-off of the franchise would be a hit.
"I think it's cute but you do lose a lot of audience when you specialise like that. It's kind of like a black organisation or Latino organisation making content just for Latinos or blacks. It's stupid. You know what I mean?
"If I were ever to do it, I think you have to be all encompassing. You have to think holistically and look for the broader audiences. And I don't like hating on guys to make women powerful. I think you can do both. Mad Max is proof of that."
The Fast & Furious - Supercharged ride at the Los Angeles theme park takes crowds through a car chase and explosions all in the comfort of the tram they take round the backlot studio tour.
Thinking about seeing herself and co-stars Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson, Tyrese Gibson and Luke Evans on a 360 degree screen in 3D, she said: "It's like being immortalised forever.
Michelle Rodriguez in a scene from Furious 7.
"This was cool, it was mainly green screen work and they put us on rigs so we could fly on to different sets. I can't even explain it."
