Bummer, you have bought a stock 400 cast crank. I hope you didn't pay more than $50 for it. I got my stock 440 cast crank for $75 several years ago.
Central Jersey Motor Parts has one in stock.
I hope you can get partial reimbursement for the crank if it was misrepresented.
The 400 will probably be cast onto the edge of the first counterweight. My 440 crank has a 440 in that same location.
Your crank is not a Mopar Performance part as their part numbers always start with the letter P.
That crank will work in a 361, 383 or 400. Main journals 2.625", rods 2.375", stroke 3.38". With stock weight pistons and rods the use of a cast crank 383 or 400 harmonic damper and weighted flywheel or torque converter will be necessary.
R.