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Not being 100% sure, I think most mini vans are are unibody. How to tell? Look under your vehicle If the frame is mounted to the body via bolts, then you have a frame. If the frame structure looks like its welded to your underpan or looks like 1 piece with no gap, then you have a unibody.
Having experience with metal work, the skin on these vehicles is very thin to begin with. Your strength and stability come from bracing, like door beams reinforced A pillars etc ...
You will not be able to do any weight reduction on the outside without compromising safety. Start with the roof rack, remove the mudflaps, clean out your interior, remove any extra seating and paneling that you are not using and start driving smarter .. I'm afraid your Voyager isn't an airstream .. LOL
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Thx NoCO2; "The biggest FE mod you can make is to adjust the nut behind the wheel"
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If your knees bent in the opposite direction......what would a chair look like???
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