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TR2/3/3A TR3 front air vents mounted under the grill...seen on race cars for better air flow to radiator.
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Typically the under grill vents are to oil cooler that some mount under the rad mouth
These are typically DIY fabricated
The round ones are via hole formers that give a tidy radius like this
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Typically the under grill vents are to oil cooler that some mount under the rad mouth
These are typically DIY fabricated
The round ones are via hole formers that give a tidy radius like this
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