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When in infinite fuel, the air intake of the engine is at 60 pressure, slightly increasing the power, which is why you see higher fuel consumption.
When running normally, the air intake's pressure is a lot lower, reducing the power and also fuel flow.
I'm not sure it's possible to use pumps on regular engines to increase pressure, so right now the engines are working at max power as they should be. If you use modular engines, you can use pumps to increase pressure and therefore get more power out of your engine.
can't believe i missed that the issue was the incoming air. good catch. this is exactly why having another set of eyes when trying to diagnose an issue is useful.
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