They're probably reducing the compression height on the oversize piston to keep the original compression ratio the same with the enlarged cylinder volume. Unless you're running a racing engine, all the .030" lower compression height will do is give you a little more valve to piston clearance. It probably won't make a noticeable change in power, even on a dyno run. PM me with some details, if you like.
Jerry


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