I think on the Yamaha 50hp the crank is very strong, I've not seen one but I've heard you can get away without welding the crank. The rev limiter should be a grey wire looping out of the CDI box, you can cut it or it might have a connection on it you can remove. If you are then the acceleration is far better.
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