Do I have to re-balance this 360

I was digging through my garage looking to see what I had laying around to build a motor with and I dug up a 360 block I had that is bored .040 and its been align bored and square decked and new cam bearings and freeze plugs are installed. I found a new set of small block rods and a set of Kieth Black 107 pistons to put in it. Stock 360 crank cleaned up standard. I slid one piston and rod in and checked the deck and it will be zero decked when assembled. My question is with the KB 107 pistons that have a weight of 524 grams for piston and 132 for the pin require a re-balance before I assemble it? I looked up a stock 360 piston weight and it said 584 grams and I'm assuming that includes the pin. Getting a motor balanced around here is like pulling teeth, last time I took one to the machine shop I ended up going back 2 and a half years later and picking it up with nothing done. I'd like to have this motor running before April. Any thoughts?

With humble respects Sir, from My old tired memory....
The 107's repops (pistons) are 'neutral offset' at the pin/rod small end.
Read rotating mass is dependent upon offset...
(a discussion for another time)
Succinct to say, My humble opine, unless You are trying to turn > 7k rpm
just build & run.