Kit contains enough o-rings to replace every o-ring in your gun three times and installation instructions.
Angel Kit: Includes o-rings for the stock WDP mini-reg and built in LPR.
Dye Kit: Includes o-rings for the stock bolt kit, evolve bolt kit, orange bolt and built in LPR for all 4 models and o-rings for the inline HyperReg.
Impulse Kit: Kit does not include o-rings for the max-flo.
Intimidator Kit: Bob Long Intimidator Classic through Alias. Includes o-rings for the stock Torpedo reg and stock LPR.
ION Kit: The kit also includes o-rings for the stock HPR.
Tippmann Kit: This kit will work for any custom version of the Tippman 98.
Shocker Kit:
It includes o-rings for stock aluminum bolt kit, stock delrin bolt kit, Turbocharger bolt kit, Evolve v1 and v2, New Designz Stinger V1, V2, and V3, and the FreeFlow V1, V2, and V3.
Frequently Asked Questions on O-Ring Kits:
Q: What is included in my kit?
A: Included in your kit is enough o-rings to rebuild every o-ring in your gun 3 times. This includes the built in LPR's, stock HPR's, all the moving and non-moving parts. See the individual kit descriptions for more specifics for each kit.
Q: Why is the original o-ring clear and the o-rings in the kit black?
A: The clear is made from a material called urethane, the black o-rings are made from buena-nitrile. In our testing both in-house and in the field we have seen no difference in the performance or life expectancy between the urethane and the buena-nitrile.
Q: Why are some o-rings harder then others?
A: Some parts require a harder o-ring. Hardness is measured in durometer. In some cases there are 2 o-rings in the kit that are the same size but different durometer. In those cases the harder o-rings are in the little bag.
Q: Why are some of the o-rings inside this little bag?
A: See the above question.
Q: How do I use the size chart?
A: The size chart has several important features. First is the real life check followed by the part names and o-ring circles. For the real life check compare the printed ruler to a real one. If they are the same size then your chart has been printed correctly. Next, compare the orings in the kit to the circle next to the part name you need to replace an o-ring for. When you find an o-ring in the kit that is the same size as the circle, use that o-ring.
