because i forgot to number them when i took them out...

 

?

 

Length wise, yes. The # on the side indicates how large the big-end bore is (ie, the rod bearing hole). Its measured to .0001" (or maybe that was .0001mm), either way, its a very precise measurement. If you happen to have all the same #, then yes they are all the same.

 

i believe when i pulled all mine out they read
3223

 

yea mine has two #3's and 2 #2's

 

i meant that was the sequence that i pulled them out

cyl 4- 1
3 - 2 - 2 - 3

 

yea i wish i knew my sequence

 

how do you know it's not all in that order? you could try checking

 

how

 

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Because mine had 3334, 3333 and 3233. Interesting how they do seem to like the 3s though....also eagle bores all their rods to 3s, so my guess is honda tried to make all 3s and some of them came up slightly different.

 

i had all 3's also