EVP E85 Ethanol Testing Kit

DESCRIPTION Wide-mouth E85 tester sized to accept standard pump nozzles. Larger bottle reduces measurement error versus small testers. Easy-to-read labels and levels for accurate ethanol readings at the pump. Wide-mouth opening fits standard fuel pump nozzles Reads ethanol from E60% - E100% Simple three-step test delivers results in minutes Easy-to-read labels and fill levels Made in the U.S.A. Warning: Keep away from heat or open flame. For testing purposes only. Flammable when in use. After testing, dispose of fuel properly and in accordance with EPA guidelines. EASY 3-STEP PROCESS: STEP 1: Add water to "Water Fill Line" STEP 2: Add E85 to "Ethanol Fill Line" STEP 3: Shake thoroughly and wait 5 minutes for results E85 FAQ's E85 Fuel, What's it all about? E85 is a gasoline/ethanol blend, typically about 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline. Ethanol raises octane (up to 108) and resists detonation. E85 also cools intake charge. E85 is roughly 30% less energy-dense than gasoline (gasoline ≈120,000 BTU vs E85 ≈85,000 BTU), so fuel consumption is higher. Can I use pump E85? Yes, but test pump E85 first because ethanol content varies. Older vehicles with narrowband sensors typically run on ~80%-88% ethanol. Newer vehicles (2021+ Can Am Maverick X3 and 19+ Polaris XP Turbos) with wideband sensors can accept ~E70-E92. The U.S. DOE allows refineries to produce pump E85 with 51%–85% ethanol. Using incorrect pump E85 may cause drivability issues. Benefits of running E85 E85 suits high-horsepower, high-compression, and boosted engines. Higher ethanol content reduces detonation risk, allows more aggressive tuning, and cools the intake charge to help prevent pre-ignition. Manufactured by Evolution Powersports. Official specs and resources: EvoPowersports.com. Product Disclaimers | Installation Instructions | Terms and Conditions