Piston deck height of 1971 non-HP 4bbl 440?

It has flat top stock pistons (no dish). It's not yet together, or I'd simply measure it. Anyone know offhand?

Your best bet is to drop the crank in it & 1 piston & rod assy... Otherwise it's just a guess..

best you could do ahead of time if no one has one (or knows that dimention which would prob be diff from yours) would be to take the nominal #'s for the block deck 10.745") minus 1.875" (1/2 the stock stroke) minus the rod C to C (6.768" iirc) minus the piston compression height: (lookup that dimention or measure w your 1-2" mike from the top of the pin bore (it's curved so use a 3/8 etc rod under the mike anvil) to the top deck then subtract the 3/8" then add .545" (1/2 of pin dia) to get the piston compression height.