It would seem to me... and I will stand corrected... That...

The Nitro is helping to increase the Air which is in the cylinder each time the engine fires... By Nature of what Nitro is...

With more Air in the cylinder you can burn more fuel... and so while power goes up, so does fuel consumption...

Someone else will explain better... I am too used to fuel injection these days... But normally a power increase requires a fuel increase... or a major increase in the efficiency of the engine.

There fore, when you Turbo an engine, adding Nitro kind of has the same effect, you don’t make the engine more efficient at burning fuel, you burn more fuel and thus have more power per stroke…

I think…

Matt