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Close but no cigar ! 1400242 is a rod for the 264 found in 53-54 Chryslers    1400245 is a con rod bolt.

   Maybe this is the con rod for an industrial 264     That is the result of a search through 4 parts manuals.

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Thanks for the reply.  Just a little while ago, after trying some different keyword searches than I did originally, I managed to find some info from an old thread on another site, and also a machinists reference.  I also got a reply from someone on www.dodgepowerwagon.com.  It looks like these rods are indeed for a 265, from an industrial engine.

One thing that seems odd to me is that I thought the 25" blocks had rods with oil holes drilled the whole length from the big end to the little end.  At least that's what I've read about the 251, and I assumed the 265 would be the same way.  Instead, it has an oil squirt hole at an angle out of the big end, just like in a 230 engine.  Does that seem odd, or is that how the 265's all were made?

 

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None of the 25" engine rods are drilled Big end to little end.

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Heavy duty engines like diesels and some race engines use “rifle drilled” con rods.Promotes better oiling and piston cooling.

I've never heard of any Mopar engine with "rifle drilled" rods.

Doesn't mean that Chrysler didn't produce any though!

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I'm probably getting mixed up with something I read about other engines.  I'll check my manuals later to see if I can figure out where I got that idea.  Like I say, it's not that it matters very much, but now I'm just curious as to how I arrived at that perception. 

Thanks.

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 I think Pontiac had rifled rods in their later flatheads .

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