WW2 engines, BMW 801 vs. Soviet ASh-82
This started off as a video about the BMW 801 but sort of morphed into a comparison with the Soviet ASh-82FN as used in the LA5FN. The Official auto and Air Fan Store is Here! https://gregs-airplanesandautomobiles... Please support this channel: / gregsairplanesandautomobiles Paypal: [email protected] A word on piston rings. I mis spoke there. Typical automotive applications of the time used 4 piston rings, three compression rings and an oil control ring. Aero applications including the BMW 801, Merlin, R-2800 and most others I know of used FIVE rings. Yes 5, they had three compression and two oil control rings.
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