Posted by Indiana Ken on October 14, 2019 at 07:25:25 from (66.249.232.113):
In Reply to: E-15 fuel posted by sourgum on October 14, 2019 at 06:43:09:
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I am in northern Indiana and have not seen the E-15 label or the E-15, 88 octane option. This is the first I heard of the 88 octane rating, I would like the try it. Typically, 87 octane E-10 fuel is a blend of 84 octane gasoline and 10% ethanol resulting in the 87 octane rating. Interesting that they are taking credit for the extra octane rating for the E-15 blend.
One comment: We do have stations that sell no ethanol fuel typically in 91 octane, sometimes 93 octane. Typically the pump is a stand alone pump in that it only dispenses a single grade of fuel and is clearly labeled "contains no ethanol". If there is not label on the pump I would propose the fuel contains ethanol regardless of the octane rating. Another dead give away is the price - no ethanol gasoline should always be higher priced (costs more to refine) than the same octane grade gasoline with ethanol.
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