FFR power rack

[jlfernan]

I have an FFR power rack and I ordered Breeze's Adapter Fitting Kit, 06AN, For '87 - '93 Mustang Power Steering Rack. These come with rubber o-rings to seal the joint. Since both surfaces are flat, the o-ring tends to get squeezed out. I spoke spoke with Mark Reynolds and he's not positive this will work. He's going to try and get me a different seal. In the mean time, I trying to find out what others did. I can't be the first one with this issue.

[CraigS]

over the years I have seen 3 solutions. 1-JB weld, 2- put a small taper in the rack so the 0-ring has a place to go w/ something like this
https://www.grainger.com/product/21ML18?cm_mmc=PPC:+Google+PLA&s_kwcid=AL!2966!3!166594748339!!!!267834313871!&ef_id=WX9-ZgAAAF7QSkAj:20170905112819:s&kwid=productads-adid^166594748339-device^c-plaid^267834313871-sku^21ML18-adType^PLA
3- a soft copper or aluminum washer like those on a brake line banjo fitting

[Mark Reynolds]

We are going to try some Parker Stat-o-Seal washers. Might need to file flats on the OD of the washers if they happen to over-lap being next to each-other.
Keep in mind there has been no leak, just the anticipation of a leak, on the pressure side.