You could install 3/32" wall sleeves in the cylinders and re-use your standard bore pistons. The cost of the sleeves and the machining will probably be less than what Egge will charge for new pistons. Their prices are higher than the reproductive system on a tall giraffe!

Edit: I don't know of any reputable machinist that will bore an engine before having the replacement pistons on hand. You might want to consider doing the sleeve job and boring/honing the cylinders to the correct skirt clearance for your original pistons, but choose a better-qualified machinist to do that job for you.
Jerry

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