o-ring size for 12AX7 & AT7 dampers?


I want to experiment with silicone O-rings used as tube dampers for 12AX7 and 12AT7 tubes. What's the right size to use? #116?
Don't know how tight is borderline with breaking vs tight enough vs too loose and therefore useless.

Thanks!
lewinskih01
How hot do these tubes get? Silicon will only take so much.... Other elastomers can take more heat. EP, for example....
'snug' is good, apparently.
I have DowCorning Silicon StopCock grease, a white/clear grease used to lubricate O-rings.....VERY sparingly. In the industry I worked, the philosophy was to 'put none on and take it all off'....THAT sparingly.
I've been using McMaster-Carr's part number 116 S70, silcone o-rings, as dampers, for the past 12 years. No need to add anything(grease, etc). They handle the heat of the tubes, without any ill effect, at all. I've had the same rings, on and off, numerous times. Matter of fact; I've still got a number left in the original bag. E-mail me, and I'll send you a few.
UPDATE on the McMaster-Carr part number. It's now AS568A-116. Like I said: I got mine 12 years ago. What I posted was the number off the bag they came in, then. (http://www.mcmaster.com)