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You're gonna wanna check out this C&L Cold Air Intake if you have a 1996 to 1998 Cobra

and you want a cold air intake, but you want something a little bit different.

This intake is made from cast aluminum, which is much different than your other options.

It's not made from plastic and it gives a different look than a black or polished intake

would.

The intake comes with an 80-millimeter mass airflow housing and it does not require a

tune.

It has a similar design as the other cold air intake options and all of the pieces to

get installed right outta the box.

The install for this is easy.

It's a one outta three wrenches on the difficulty meter.

You can plan on spending about an hour getting this on the car.

Like any cold air intake for the '96 to '98 Cobra, this intake does not require a tune.

The intake comes with a new cast aluminum 80-millimeter mass airflow housing that's

already calibrated to be used with the factory 24-pound fuel injectors, so you don't have

to worry about tuning.

But if you're looking for the most performance gains possible, we always recommend pairing

any cold air intake with a tune, no matter the car or the intake.

Most cold air intakes for the Cobra are designed like this.

They're straightforward, sit on the passenger side of the car, and run along down to the

front of the engine bay and mount to the fender with a small shield to cover the filter.

This is one of the options, though, that has a larger filter on it.

And this is also different when it comes to materials and the looks, too.

The entire intake tube and the mass airflow housing are both made from cast aluminum.

Your other intakes are either polished aluminum or black plastic.

So, the C&L is gonna look pretty different than your other options.

The cool thing about this is that it really matches the factory intake and the valve covers

too.

So this intake blends in more in the engine compartment than some of the other options.

It gives a good clean look.

This cold air intake does come with a reusable high-flow filter.

And that means when it comes time, you can just clean and re-oil the filter.

You don't need to purchase a new filter.

You'll get everything you need for the install with this intake.

You get your mass airflow housing and you'll reuse your stock mass airflow sensor, your

couplers, clamps, the air filter, the shield, and your intake tube.

The intake costs about $300.

This is on the more expensive side of things, but that's because of the materials of the

intake.

The cast aluminum does make this more expensive than your other options, but even so, not

by very much.

You're looking at a $10 difference between this intake and the JLT Performance.

JLT does make a ram air intake for the Cobra that's closer to $260 though, so you could

always check out that option if you wanted to save money.

When it comes to the install, this is an easy one outta three wrenches in the difficulty

meter.

You can plan on spending about an hour getting this on the car and we're gonna send it over

to one of the installers to show you how it's done.

Today we'll be installing a C&L Cold Air Intake for a '96 to '98 Cobra.

All right.

We wanna start off by loosening up our clamps and disconnecting all the electrical connectors.

This is the air temperature sensor, and then this is the mass air meter sensor.

Next, we can take out the bolt on the firewall that holds the intake on.

And lastly, we want to disconnect the PCU hose right here.

One there.

One underneath that we can get to once we take this whole unit out.

We wanna remove the air temp sensor from the factory intake.

And in order to get the new intake in, we have to loosen up the bolts to the factory

strut tower brace.

All right.

We need to remove the mass air meter and transfer it over to our new C&L housing.

Slide our clamps on the new housing.

Leave them loose for now.

Next, slide the air temperature sensor into the new intake.

Slide the silicon coupling on the inlet pipe.

Get a clamp on here.

Leave these guys loose for now.

Slide our PCV hose back on here.

And we're gonna insert our pipe up into the throttle body.

Lift up on the strut tower.

Hook our PCV hose back up.

Now, we can snug these clamps up at the throttle body.

All right.

We need to slide this coupling all the way on in order to have enough room for the air

filter to fit in and then we'll get everything in place and slide it back.

Now, slide our coupling onto the mass air meter.

It's a little easier said than done.

Now, we can go through and tighten the rest of our clamps up.

Now, we can plug our sensors back in, our air temperature sensor and our mass air meter.

And we can put our strut tower bolts back in place.

And last but not least, we can install the heat shield.

That's gonna wrap things up for the C&L Cold Air Intake with an 80-millimeter mass airflow

for the '96 to '98 Cobra.

You can always check it out more online.

And for all things Mustang, keep it right here at americanmuscle.com.

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Making of the New New World (eng/ita with english subs) - Duration: 7:51.

I participated in this project, fundamentally,

for the work

from which I come

Working in makeup

and hairstyling styling.

Therefore, i was strictly involved in the reconstruction,

stylistically and historically,

of heads

and as a consequence of the faces

of these characters

More than difficulties, let's say

this presented certain challenges

I come from the theater

and have often worked on

historical reconstructions.

Correggio Vasari Pietro Aretino

and others.

In this case

what really inspired me,

my creativity, and

even my professional sense

was having to use

physionomies and

faces

not necessarily similar to

the portraits and their subjects.

This project was especially interesting

because we had to create

real clothing and adornment

from the 1500s.

Therefore, the difficulty

was, first of all,

was that our models

were modern people.

They posed for us

but we had no way

to see them prior.

So, basically,

we our strategy was based on

a research method

starting from the old portrait to define

the shape and even the size

of the finished costume.

The second challenge was

having to recreate clothing

that were historically accurate.

Therefore, with the only image that exists as a reference,

the painted portrait

we created the

clothing patterns.

There are very few studies in this area

especially in Italy

So, essentially, I worked

on a manequin recreating the size

on the it, well, the presumed size

and then, we improvised.

The whole process was

very intuitive and improvised.

For this project

I began by building

the backdrops

for two different

types of images.

The first noble.

Actually, the first noblewoman

was Elisabetta Gonzaga.

where there was needed

a landscape that

portrayed great similarity

to the effect of the fjords one finds

in landscapes in

surrealistic or fantasy paintings.

The second,

was another landscape which I actually

have behind me

"Il Ritratto di giovane con medaglia".

For this one, I started from a series

of DaVinci-esque landscapes

in the end, ho studied mostly

"la Vergine delle Rocce"

In the end, I tried

to maintain a naturalist or even

realist style,

having studied the portrait more carefully.

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TopTenz: Top 10 Dogs That LOVE Water/To Swim - Animal Facts - Duration: 6:54.

Many dogs enjoy playing in the water.

But the breeds on this list were bred for the water and they truly love H2O.

If you're looking for a swimming partner or a pup to hang out in the pool with these

ten pooches are for you.

Let's get started.

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10.

Standard Poodle

The Standard Poodle derives his name from the German word pudeln, which means "to

splash."

While many think the Poodle lives on the dog show circuit, the truth is this dog was born

for the hunt.

He is a retriever.

His job was to fetch waterfowl from the water for his hunting companion.

He may appear dainty, but the Standard Poodle is a swimming expert and many hunters still

use him for retrieving duck and other waterfowl.

9.

Newfoundland

The giant Newfoundland breed was a popular working dog, both on land and water on the

island of Newfoundland off the east coast of Canada.

Wonder where he got his name?

Among his soggier duties were towing lines from ship to land in choppy seas and rescuing

swimmers.

In fact, he was so adept in his ability to save the drowning that there was once a time

when Newfoundland dogs were required at lifeguard stations along the British coast.

The Newfoundland is strong and able to be used as a drafting dog as well.

8.

Chesapeake Bay Retriever

The Chesapeake Bay Retriever is often regarded as the toughest of the water retrievers.

The Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog breed originated as a water dog used to hunt and retrieve ducks

in the chilly chop of Maryland's Chesapeake Bay.

Many "Chessies", as they are sometimes called, actually swim and dive into ice cold

water.

This is probably because his coat, which is nearly waterproof, consists of a dense undercoat

and a rough, wind-resistant outer coat.

Similar in appearance to the Labrador Retriever, the Chesapeake Bay Retriever is still an excellent

hunting and swimming dog today.

Don't assume your dog can swim just because his breed is mentioned here.

Every dog will need to take time to feel comfortable in the water.

Also, you should teach your dog how to get out of the water should he become tired or

panicked.

Be careful of dangerous creatures in or around bodies of water.

Your dog could seem like a tasty snack for animals like alligators, snakes or sharks.

Parasites and bacteria may also harm your dog.

Use caution when taking your dog to unfamiliar bodies of water and speak with a veterinarian

should he seem sick after a swim.

7.

English Setter

The English Setter often feels more at home in the water than on land.

He was originally bred as a bird dog to point and retrieve game in the soggy English moors.

Setters as a type of hunting dog were known in England as long as 400 years ago.

The English Setter is still used as a hunting dog today as well as a family companion.

6.

Irish Water Spaniel

One of the largest and oldest of the spaniel breeds still around today, the Irish Water

Spaniel was originally bred as a sporting dog and water retriever.

The Irish Water Spaniel is a native Irish breed dating back at least 1000 years.

His beautiful double coat and tight curls help resist harsh outdoor conditions.

But, he may be a bit difficult to acquire as he is a relatively rare breed.

5.

Irish Setter

The result of combining the best traits from several breeds, including the English Setter,

the Pointer, the Irish Terrier and the Irish Water Spaniel, the Irish Setter has just as

much fun out in the field as in the water.

Like the previously mentioned English Setter, the Irish Setter was bred for hunting, specifically

for setting or locating and pointing upland game birds.

He is a tireless, wide-ranging hunter, and well-suited to fields and wet or dry moorland

terrain.

4.

Portuguese Water Dog

Once found all along the coast of Portugal, the Portuguese Water Dog was used mainly to

herd fish into nets, retrieve lost fishing equipment, and act as a boat-to-boat or boat-to-shore

courier.

Nowadays the Portuguese Water is just as happy playing in a backyard pool.

3.

Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever

The smallest of the retrievers, the Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever was originally bred

in the southern region of Nova Scotia, Canada to toll, lure, and retrieve waterfowl by playing

on-shore.

The name "toller" is derived from his ability to lure waterfowl within range of a hunter's

shots.

He is particularly suited for retrieving in cold water climates because of his water-repellent

double coat

2.

Labrador Retriever

America's most popular dog also happens to be one of the best swimming dog breeds.

This is probably because the modern Labrador Retriever is the ancestral result of a popular

fishing and retrieving dog from Newfoundland and Labrador, an Atlantic coastal province

in Canada near the Labrador Sea.

Today, he is a ubiquitous family companion and other than retrieving has also found work

in other fields such as a guide dog and even police work thanks to his nearly unmatched

trainability.

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1.

Golden Retriever

The Golden Retriever, a cousin of the Labrador, was originally bred as a hunting companion

for retrieving waterfowl.

He continues to be a favorite among hunters and families who want a dog that loves to

swim!

This Golden Retriever's friendliness has made him popular as a disability assistance

dog such as being a guide dog for the blind and a hearing dog for the deaf.

In addition, they are trained to be a hunting dog, a detection dog, and a search and rescue

participant.

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