Why don't you just
measure the actual deck height?
You need
measure it anyway because it is one of the production tolerances that vary from block to block. Just because the wrist pin is in the stock location doesn't mean that you will automatically have a .025 deck height.
The oversize pistons usually have the stock piston pin location since they are going in a "new" hole. The ones that are .020 lower are usually the stock diameter rebuilder pistons that may be put in a "used" bore. They lower the piston so the new rings won't hit the ridge in the cylinder from the previous piston's rings.
All you need to
measure the actual deck height is a straight edge and a feeler gage.
(y'all didn't think I could get my usual "measure, measure, measure" in didja

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