Here’s a closer look at the pistons for our 1953 Aston Martin DB2/4.
This design focuses on optimisation for strength as shown by the detailed internal structure.
- Internal Architecture Of The Piston:
- Green Component: structural reinforcement
- Orange Zones: critical regions of contact
- Blue Feature: cavity for oil passage or thermal management.
- Side view of piston showing its external features:
- Ring Grooves: Where the piston rings would sit to seal the combustion chamber.
- Pin Hole: The circular opening is for the wrist pin, connecting the piston to the connecting rod.
- Cutouts or Skirt: The large open sections reduce weight as these pistons are designed for high-performance engines.
- Dome Design: The slightly domed crown is to improve efficiency or power.
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