
I've included multiple CAD format versions of the model so that others can change the dimensions as they see fit to accommodate build-to-build variations in their printers as well as their vehicles. Printing instructions : Recommend printing using filament (e.g. PETG) that's tolerant of high temperatures and UV rays normally experienced by cars parked in the sun. I found printing with 10% infill was more than sufficient to keep the part strong and rigid with just enough flex to pop it into place. There is a little bit of an overhang in some places, especially the cantilevered ring. If you print slow enough, at small enough layer heights (e.g. 0.15 mm), with cooling fan on, you should be able to print the whole thing without any supports.
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