Yamaha 350 V6 Engine: See the BRIG Eagle 8 in Action

See the Yamaha 350 V6 in Action

This Yamaha promotional video captures a sun-soaked adventure on the open sea on a Brig Eagle 8 RIB powered by a Yamaha 350 V6 outboard.

It aims to bring adventure and excitement to those seeking a closer connection with nature through the thrill of open water exploration.

They pass a lighthouse before encountering playful dolphins in crystal-clear waters: a moment that lasts.

When picking up speed, it shows the boat’s smooth handling and responsive controls, including its digital dashboard and throttle.

As you can see, the Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) cuts effortlessly through the waves, carving sharp turns along a spectacular coastline of red cliffs.


This video was published on the Yamaha Motor Europe YouTube channel.

I’ve posted many videos here featuring RIBs powered by Yamaha outboard engines.


Related reading: What Is a Rigid Inflatable Boat? · RIB Buying Guide · How to Choose an Outboard for a RIB


Specs

ModelBrig Eagle 8
Length overall7.98 m
Beam overall2.90 m
Height2.20 m
Height with T-top2.78 m
Tube diameter0.58 m
Tube compartments5
Maximum persons11 (Category B*) / 16 (Category C*)
Maximum engine power350 hp
Dry weight1,260 kg
LCC mass1,635 kg
Maximum total load1,695 kg
Maximum load1,345 kg
Loaded displacement3,300 kg
Fuel capacity340 l
Freshwater capacity43 l
Engine shaft length25 in (single / twin)
Design categoryB / C*
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Specs Yamaha 350 V6

Engine Type4-Stroke, DOHC, 24-valve, 60-deg. V6
Displacement (cm³)4,256
Bore × Stroke (mm)96.0 × 98.0
Max. Prop Shaft Output (kW / hp) @ rpm257.4 / 350 @ 6,000
Fuel Induction SystemFuel injection
Engine Transom Height (mm / inch)X: 640 (25.2), U: 767 (30.2), E: 894 (35.2)
Dry Weight (kg)*293–304
Starting SystemElectric starter
ControlsDigital Electronic Control (DEC)
Tilt SystemPower trim & tilt
Lubrication SystemWet sump
Digital NetworkAvailable
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