Coolhead orings

[black sunshine]

The longest one that seals the two halves has 1/2"  "inch worm" when put in the groove.  Any ideas?  I could cut and superglue it, but I think this would make a hard spot that may leak.

 

Also, I have one loner that is 2 1/2" in diameter? 

 

Chariot racing brand o-rings.  First time with this, I hope I don't have to order new ones without even using these.  CAN ANYTHING GO RIGHT WITH THIS BUILD!!!??????

 

Thanks for the help!

[toytech]

use silicone grease on the o rings and work them around, they fit. do not cut them.

[Tedder]

I agree with toytech...

Sometimes they seem long / somestimes short. 

I spray them with whitegrease and as the carrier dries off they get sticky and will stay down.

[black sunshine]

I used O-ring grease on them.  I will let you know if it shrinks.   Anyone know where the single 2 1/2" one fits?

[sheerider11]

I used O-ring grease on them. I will let you know if it shrinks. Anyone know where the single 2 1/2" one fits?

That shod be used in the prodesign all that way around the top piece I believe.

[Finch]

Vaseline works good

[Pastrykiller]

Finch - Why do you even have Vaseline?

[Finch]

For o rings

[So Cal Suspension]

For o rings

POW

[Pastrykiller]

Well played sir.

[black sunshine]

Been a while since I've been on here, glad to see everyone's mind is still in the gutter!!!!!!   Got the long o-ring to fit. Hoping they threw a few extra o-rings in for other types of heads because I have a few extra. 

[Chariot Performance]

Yes on extras.  When putting orings in grooves do not use silicone because it does not allow for oring squish and the oring will fail guaranteed.  Use grease to hold orings in place.  If you SLIDE your finger along the oring as fitting it in the groove then it will stretch and be too big to fit.  Move your finger up and down as you put the oring in the groove. 

Jerry