- By increasing the combustion efficiency, it reduces gasoline consumption by 3-5% and reduces CO-CH emissions;
- All other things being equal, increases engine power, including by improving the lubricating properties of gasoline and reducing friction in the cylinder zones;
- Protects the engine from the consequences of using low-quality fuel and additives contained in it: by facilitating oxygen access, it provides complete combustion of high-molecular hydrocarbons and aromatic compounds that may be contained in low-quality gasoline and additives used in them, and also provides complete combustion of sulfur. As a result, carbon formation in the combustion chamber is reduced and the coking of the piston rings is reduced, which prevents their occurrence. All this prevents excessive fuel and oil consumption;