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That ideal isn't practical, but I was planning on sealing the sides of the block right to the radiator. the top part of the grill isn't sealed straight to the radiator, but curves.
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But it is still ideal, wouldn't you agree. You're the best judge of your fabrication skills.
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the cavity starts the full size of the grill then is reduced by shrouds. I would block the grill down to the size of the radiator, maybe a little smaller, and shroud it straight to the grill. thoughts?
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Thoughts? Get a Toyota Previa:
The Toyota Previa Is the Supercar of Minivans - Autotrader
The total opening (just the perforations) only needs to be 1/6th the size of the radiator itself. But once again:
vena contracta. You want a bellmouth.