Octal driver board when used for VTA ST-120

Many months ago I purchased a octal driver board to swap for my stock noval board in my ST-120 amp (purchased ~2018 I think).

I first tried a 6SN7 with a tube adaptor in the center tube, liked the results, and ordered the octal driver board.  Now I finally have time to install it!!!

Anyway, I see that there are some different values in the resistors supplied with the octal board.  Of course the instructions say for ST-70 all over them.
Is this due to the different B+ voltage in the ST-70 vs. ST-120, or due to the 6SN7 tubes, or what?

I know I need to move the Russian PIO caps from old to new.

Here's what I found that is notable in the resistor differences:
Resistor:    Noval driver board value:      NEW Octal driver board value:                              Notes:
R3 & R4                         270k                                           220k                                     Just sets input impedance? negligible
R7 & R8                         7.5k                                            6.8k                                      Part of the negative feedback filter?
R15 & R16                      4.7k                                           6.8k
R19,20,21,22                  30k                                            27k
R27 & R28                      10                                              8.2                                       part of the LM334 CCS circuit (!)
R39                                jumper                                       1k                                          jumper I think in ST-120 for more bias; jumper again here

Should I move any of the resistors from old to new?

Thanks in advance for any insight or advice anyone can offer.  I suppose I could email Roy, but I'd be interested in any opinions from the group.

all of the values you show for the octal board are correct, most are minor changes
Roy