A new type of high-performance vessel called the Typhoon has been unveiled by Shadow Six, featuring an innovative design and cutting-edge technology.
Shadow Six has built a unique and innovative vessel called the Typhoon, featuring a groundbreaking design and advanced technology. The Typhoon boasts two Yamaha 1.8 liter GP 1800 RSVHL engines, tuned for exceptional power. Its titanium chassis, weighing 143 pounds, is designed for structural rigidity and resistance to corrosion. A unique suspension system, held by 30+ patents, maintains both hulls in parallel, leveraging the buoyancy of the water for stability.
The construction of each Typhoon takes approximately 1000 hours, highlighting its high-end status
HIGH-PERFORMANCE TECHNOLOGY BOAT DESIGN INNOVATION
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