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Join us each month as we spotlight a different member of the eFlexFuel team!

In this episode of Fuel Wars! we strap an eFlex equipped 2015 Honda Civic Si 2.4L to the dyno to compare E85 Vs Premium gas performance. No adjustments or user inputs were made, just switching fuel and letting the eFlex kit do its thing.

We’re stoked for this one! Mister Zachary, the high-energy, burnout loving LEGEND who helped build Hoonigan’s legacy, has installed an eFlexFuel kit on his Gen 1 Ford F-150 6.2L Raptor.

It’s one thing to talk about performance gains but it’s another thing to perform testing and prove them. Critics say there are no gains to be had from E85 in naturally aspirated engines or that you need to tune to see gains from E85 - as you’ll see, these claims couldn’t be further from the truth!

Motorsports are a celebration of speed, power, and precision—an arena where every detail matters, and performance is everything. For drivers and teams pushing the limits of engineering and skill, fuel choice is a game-changer. Enter E85 gas: a high-octane, renewable energy source that offers unparalleled power, efficiency, and stability. It is the fuel of choice for those who want to dominate the track and drive into the future.

Powersports vehicles are built for adventure—whether it's tearing through dirt trails, carving across sand dunes, or speeding over snow. For those who crave high-octane thrills, fuel choice can be the difference between a good ride and an unforgettable one.

Motorcycle enthusiasts crave the thrill of the open road, and the fuel you choose can make a world of difference. E85 fuel—a blend of up to 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline—offers a high-octane, eco-friendly alternative that boosts performance while benefiting engine health.

As drivers have become more conscious about their fuel options, E85 gas has gained popularity for its ability to boost engine performance. Made from up to 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline, renewable E85 gas burns cleaner and enhances engine efficiency with over 100 octanes.

f you own a Miata MX-5 NA, you’re already familiar with the timeless appeal of this little roadster. Lightweight, balanced, and a blast to drive—your Miata doesn’t need much improvement. But what if you could make it more powerful while saving on fuel costs?

If you've ever pulled up to a gas station and noticed a pump labeled "E85," you might wonder: Can I use E85 gas in my car? What particularly makes E85 so tempting is that it’s more affordable than regular but has more octanes than premium. That’s because E85 is a special type of gas that consists of up to 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline, but it’s not suitable for every vehicle.