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So this mate was showing me his bayliner with Force I/O on it. I
pulled the engine cover and noticed that the flywheel had a couple of beads where the nut would normally be. I pointed it out and he stated that it had sheared a few keys on him and he figured this would remedy that. Ummm, is this wrong? Have other people done this? It just seems like a terrible 'band-aid'. |
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