What are the pros and cons of installing an ignition advance device in a gasoline-to-gas conversion?

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The pros and cons of installing an ignition advance device in a gasoline-to-gas conversion are as follows: 1. Pros: The ignition advance device for natural gas fuel, due to its higher octane number and superior fuel performance compared to gasoline, can enhance engine performance by advancing the ignition timing. The installation of an ignition advance device increases engine power and torque while reducing energy consumption, thereby improving the power performance and fuel economy of dual-fuel vehicles to some extent. It also significantly addresses issues such as poor uphill acceleration performance and high gas consumption after the vehicle's gasoline-to-gas conversion. 2. Cons: Currently, the ignition advance device in engines is already optimized upon leaving the factory. Blindly installing such an ignition advance device may disrupt the engine's inherent ignition timing, leading to reduced engine power and operational vibrations in mild cases, and even engine knocking in severe scenarios.