The Hurricane and Downdraft use a car mount pivoting saddle in which the cars are placed held upright by angular retention cables mounted to the top of the rotating hub mounted to the tower via avon bearing just above the sweep bushings to compensate for lateral movement. Most operators of the Hurricane and Downdraft require riders to be  tall or more, with smaller riders usually required to be seated on the inner seat of the cars due to the strong centrifugal force of the device.
The Hurricane and Downdraft use a pivoting saddle for cars that are held upright by angular retention cables attached to the top of the rotating hub mounted on the tower via avon bearings above the sweep bushings, which helps manage lateral movement. Operators typically require riders who are tall or taller, with smaller riders often seated in the inner car seat due to the strong centrifugal force.