or it could be a relation to the flame speed of the two fuels, I'm not sure if there is a burn speed difference between e85 and 93 as in when the initial ignition takes place how long and how gradually does the cylinder come up to pressure. part of the problem with n2o is that end up a fuel mixture that burns very quickly once ignited so the rise in cylinder pressure is more rapid not just overall greater.
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