Here is what you want.
Keith Black KB Performance Pistons KB162-030
You have to mill the block to end up with zero deck height. With the above part number you will need to mill about .0265 off the deck to get zero deck height. Most machine shops will deck a block for around 150 bucks. It's highly recommended anyway with a Chrysler block because their deck tolerances were terrible and they are almost always out of spec.
I would go zero deck. If you want the piston in the hole, you can just subtract that amount from the total I posted above.
