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2002 Toyota Celica
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Hey I'm installing my CAI finally today. Is it necessary to remove the front bumper? Cause I really don't feel like doing that.

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2003 Toyota Celica GT
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nah, not really...I did mine without removing the front bumper...take off the driver's side wheel, and the wheel well plastic, you should be able to route it that way

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you'll have to cut the plastic...but just follow the directions and you'll be okay with the driver's side wheel off, and the plastic out of the way thumbsup..and congrats on your Intake...you'll love it

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2000 Toyota Celica
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i actually even left my wheel on to do it, just gotta be flexible and, like aazikir said, cut the plastic thumbsup

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