WSM Johnson Evinrude 50-70 HP Power Head Rebuild Kit 100-120-11 - .010 3.197

WSM Johnson Evinrude 50-70 HP Power Head Rebuild Kit 100-120-11 - .010 3.197"

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WSM Johnson Evinrude 50-70 HP Power Head Rebuild Kit 100-120-11 - .010 3.197"WSM JOHNSON EVINRUDE 50 70 HP Bore Rebuild Kit 100 120 11 . 010 Over Size This kit meets or exceeds OEM specifications Kit includes everything you need to re build your outboard engine 3 Brand New High Quality moly coated WSM Pistons, 3 rings, pins and clips, complete gasket kit, upper lower and center main crank bearings, 3 each upper and lower rod bearings and 6 rod bolts Piston OEM #: 437411, 5006701, 5006694, 436976, 0394461, 0433945, 0435547,

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These are quite nice and also sturdy. Only complaint I have is that I bought a couple of these, and on one of them, only one of them, it was difficult to get the hidden mounts to go into the holes. I think it was probably a manufacturing defect thing. Also, on that particular one, it wasnt as level as the other. Not a show stopper, but if you need a perfectly level type of mounting situation, I would be careful here.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025