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Thread: 3/8"ID-1/2"OD compression fitting for T3?

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    3/8"ID-1/2"OD compression fitting for T3?

    Are there any compression fittings 3/8"ID-1/2"OD that will fit the back of the typhoon3 reservoir without leaking?
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    You replace the o-ring on a BP comp fitting with a #9 o-ring and its suppose to be fine. There are a few guys here that posted on doing that and haven't had a leak.
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    Or you can do what I did, and if you can't find any of these "#9 O-rings", which appears to be a USA standard, you can instead double-up on O-rings and use both those that came with the Ghost compressions and the original BP O-rings. This blocks up enough so that you can get a good seal without the fitting base grounding out.
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    or cant u just use the ghost compressions orings itself since they should be #9 and not double up on them?
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    Quote Originally Posted by NaeKuh View Post
    or cant u just use the ghost compressions orings itself since they should be #9?
    IIRC, someone said they weren't. They seem smaller than a Swiftech o-ring.
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    the t3 has a rather deep "captivation well" for the oring, and the included barbs push into the "well" so they normally arent any bigger than other o-rings. most fittings need a slightly bigger o-ring to help fill the gap the fitting was designed to fill. atleast thats what it looks like. why else would the stock fittings inclue a washer to use with normal things?

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