Oh, I'm well aware of how volume spacers work. I'm suggesting those who are all about coil-like performance would do well to remove the spacers in their fork as a test. Generally speaking, higher volume will yield more linear spring rate curves. This is absolutely true in a Lyrik or 36. Is this for you? Well, that depends on what you are after, where you are riding and the amount of travel you have. With a 160mm+ fork, riding chunky terrain on longer (2-3K+) descents I need all the help I can give my hands. In this situation, zero tokens...