Mopar has always numbered the rods and main caps as long as I have been taking them apart, starting with the mid 1950 Chrysler Fire Power hemi motors
GM didn't though
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OP, on your deal that motor is talking to you, it is hollering for some serious help
Your on the correct path on taking it to a good machine shop for measuring the cylinder bores for wear and taper. I would bet a lot of money that the heads need new valve guides and a valve job also, sorry
![shruggy shruggy](/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/custom/shruggy.gif)
Good luck on this project, do it right once or regret it forever
![work work](/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/custom/work.gif)
BTW, if your going to have it bored look for pistons for the 1972 to 1974 400 magnum motors or look at some decent Hyper quench pistons from Keith Black