The discussion focuses on the gas pressure on the piston head in internal combustion engines immediately after combustion. It is noted that cylinder pressure for an 11:1 compression ratio engine can reach approximately 12.5 MPa (1750 psi), with variations depending on engine specifics and conditions. The pressure can fluctuate significantly due to factors such as compression ratio, inlet and exhaust temperatures, and engine components. The original poster acknowledges a lack of detailed information, complicating the ability to provide a precise answer. Overall, the conversation highlights the complexity of determining gas pressure in engines without comprehensive data.