Green Earth debuts additive that allows small 2-stroke engines to use E85 without modification

In Connecticut, Green Earth Technologies debuted an ethanol version of its G-OIL 2-cycle Engine oil, which will permit small, off-road gasoline powered engines (below 25 horsepower) to meet new EPA regulations on emissions. Green Earth said that its additive will permit customers to use E85 fuels in small 2-stroke engines without carburetor or ignition system changes, while reducing emissions.

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