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Which of these is the distance from the head of the piston (not including any dishes or domes) to the deck surface of the engine block? A. Piston Compression Height B. Compression Ratio C. Rod Length D.
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Which of these is the distance from the head of the piston (not including any dishes or domes) to the deck surface of the engine block? A. Piston Compression Height B. Compression Ratio C. Rod Length D. Piston Deck Clearance

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The answer is D. You can take a look at the image I attached, it contains some good illustrations.
Which of these is the distance from the head of the piston (not including any dishes-example-1
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