George-You won't have any problems. E85 has a lot of spare octane. I have done both large and small scale blending work for years. At a local refinery I was responsible for making spec blends on 40,000 Barrel batches(42 gallon per barrel).In the lab we did small 1 gallon blends for testing.That is how the refineries make octane specs now, they add ethanol to make 87 octane out of base gasolines. Phase separation can only happen when you have large volumes of water involved. I am sure your tanks aren't loaded with water. Bear in mind that the allowable water spec for E85 is 1%, but that still should not be a problem. Ethanol will mix with gasoline or water. If you mix it with gasoline there will be no problem. Sloppy tanks with a ton of water in them can cause problems, but I am certain you know what your tanks are like.
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