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guys i don't know if this is normal but when i hit the gas some times fills like the air box is not leting air go in and i don't really fill lift hiting good 
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do you have a stick or an auto? maybe your lift bolts are going bad..
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Join the club of broken lift bolts. 
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check your throttle cable and make sure its tight. also check your lift bolts. 
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theres been a lot about lift bolts lately, around how many kms should they be change?
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check your throttle cable and make sure its tight. also check your lift bolts. ^ yeah forgot about throttle cable.. as for lift bolts ask Lucky. he recommended a change every something miles, forgot though.
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and dont pay the dealer to get them done you can do it ur self here is a link to the install http://www.teamcelica.com/tech/installs/liftbolts/
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where can you order lift bolts?
kinda feel that there is an obious answer
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^ yeah there is an obvious answer lol..
the dealer
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Better get that puppy to the shop...ASAP!... 
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If it feels like theres no air getting in, remove the butterfly valve. It makes me mad too.  Or get a CAI or SRI. Heres the guide for removal of butterfly valve. No Performance enhancement, but it does let more air into your mixture. VVT my ass! Good luck with the lift bolts. https://celicahobby.com/ubbthreads/thread.f_57307_0_collapsed_2__1.html
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well i went to help Caleb change out his and it was very easy to do. longest part was gettin the bolts to come off of the plastic cover. once you get into the engine there are only two bolts to replace
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i removed butterfly and caped the hose like you said man it works a lot more better now it fills like it's geting air thanks just need to replace my lift bolts
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oh yeah do i have to drian my oil if im going to repalce the lift bolts
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i removed butterfly and caped the hose like you said man it works a lot more better now it fills like it's geting air thanks just need to replace my lift bolts No prob. Good luck with the lift bolts. You shouldn't have to drain your oil at all. If you don't think you can do it all, take it to a professional!
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