Exactly :)
The reason a bump in pressure is seen as beneficial is you are actually increasing flow, pressure being a byproduct of resistance to that flow. Flow is what protects your bearings, not pressure, and an increase in pressure is NOT directly proportional to an increase in flow...
No, that is incorrect, a denser mixture will always burn more quickly, and it can be as dense as you want it to be, too low a density won't cause any ill effects except a lack of power.
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You aren't taking the effect of density on the combustion characteristics into account. It isn't just a matter of more reactants, it's more pressure as well. It will increase the rate of flame travel.
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