~5cc Volume Spacer for Fox Suspension Forks

Take suspension tuning to another level with half sized volume spacers.

For best results, print it out of PETG or something that can flex a little bit. PLA may be a little too brittle.
Print with 100% infill, clip on, have fun. 

If you are using Fusion 360, the F3z File has a drop down menu for the 'Configurations', you can check it out to see the workflow, or make any edits you think are needed for your specific needs or fitment issues.

And now if you are an onshape user, you can access this model too! This model was made with configuration tables. just like you can with fusion 360, you can click to select which model you want and export it.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/b0fa2bb76e4f621111f971ca/w/58bf0e5f302e9c7eb630d505/e/0d4198f075cbe84452247e4c?configuration=List_wms8P2WvGYkczc%3D_38&renderMode=0&uiState=698df49a89296a838f0c74ec 

as a disclaimer, the models aren't 'exactly' 5cc.  I got them as close as I could, but I couldn't add that parameter to the design in a usable way to always ensure the correct volume. they are very very close to the desired volume. 

** also don't push on the clip spring with your fingers, it will break. It's not meant to bend that far, the only reason the gap is that big is to prevent that part from fusing to the rest of the spacer. <- this allows for open/sloppy tolerances and old printers to replicate this part.
I've spent days cycle testing these spacers for days with no failures when used as intended.