Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 3.6l
 

Hey gang,

I finally was able to get some off-road time and more importantly some time at altitude and on the granite.

Normally I de-badge and fly no logos but see if you can spot the Aquamist logo. ;)

This video was shot at an altitude of 7,400ft a few days ago in the California Sierras.

https://youtu.be/uuCDrZs99gY


And this video is at barely above sea level on a hot day doing a well known off-road hill climb in Hollister California. I was boosting and spraying all the way up. :)

https://youtu.be/82yFJMuKdFA


edit:
This was the first time at altitude and second time off-road for both the HFS-4 as well as the blower.

In low gear, I was definitely not throwing full boost at the motor but was definitely boosting and doing some spraying. Most of the spraying was done on the 3 hour highway trip from sea level to the trail altitude.

I was worried about the tank getting too dusty so I threw a small towel over it both times and that not only kept the direct sunlight off of the tanks but also the dust.

Re: Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 3.6l
 

Wow, this is quite scary stuff! I spotted the aquamist logo.

Re: Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 3.6l
 

Still a 9/10 to 10/10 trail that was not even the Rubicon Trail. :)

I may fiddle with the spray next time I am at altitude to make it come on a tad sooner. When running the transfer case in low range it does not come on as soon and seems like I could be spraying a little more on the trail.

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More videos expected?

If you have an onboard camera film the aquamist gauge in action would be nice.

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I do plan to make some more.

There was an onboard camera in this video. It was a full on HD camcorder (with a good mic) so that it is why it was bouncing around. The Aquamist gauge and boost gauge are in the a-pillar and visible. There is a better close up at the end of the video.

https://youtu.be/2NIWNk3Uf_0

I'll try to get better video of the gauge in action.

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This is a great video, amazing throttle response. Running through the gear pretty quickly!

Aquamist is behaving well! Thanks for the video.

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Keep a few other things in mind.... those are 37" tires and bead lock wheels that weigh in at 120 lbs. each. The jeep is also a 5,500 lb. unaerodynamic brick.

You would think that a long since retired, factory trained Mazda and Subaru master tech might pick a different project. ;)