I think it makes a difference, take your pistons to a NAPA store that mixes paint, it"s mixed by grams. ask them if you can use there machine. I think its called a shadowgraph and weight them up. I had a Continental engine balanced with cast iron pistons and they took a quarter inch off the bottom of the heavy one to match the rest. If I remember right a gram weights about the same as three quarters. I once had NAPA order me ten aluminum pistons to get four that weighted about the same. It will make that tractor engine vibrate less. Mike
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