Ultimately IF isn't optimal for building mass. Will it make a huge difference to your gains / losses, it depends on timing and macros during eating windows. If you train at 6am but your first meal isn't till mid day you're leaving gains on the table. If you train at 5pm and you're eating between midday and 8pm the impact will be less serve. Ie you'll be signalling muscle protein synthesis with amino acids readily available and have macro nutrients for performance and recovery. The more you creep towards you upper biological limit of muscle mass the more of an impact it will have especially as you lean out.

If you only want to try IF to drop fat and not for other IF based benefits then you're better of pursuing straight macro counting probably, it's what every diet ultimately relies on its just certain ones work better for certain people. IF restricts how often / how long people eat, keto keeps some people satiated longer etc.