dome-head piston
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piston dome — The top surface of a piston. It is often shaped for better combustion and to prevent a valve from contacting the surface. Also called piston crown. See piston head … Dictionary of automotive terms
piston head — That portion of the piston above the top ring. See piston dome piston crown … Dictionary of automotive terms
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