First off .... maintaining velocity of the air moving from seat to barrel is important.
If the exit at seat is smaller than the transfer path to barrel, flow will slow down as the added volume of an oversize transfer path is absorbing energy & some pressure as it fills the excess space attempting to hold the released pressure exiting from the valve seat. Get these diameters better matched the shot cycle will be come crisper and yield a lower ES shot to shot while also using a tad less air for equal speed / power.
My Skout was purchased as a .30 cal and was fitted with the HUGE .340 seat. When I was finally able to get the parts to convert to .22 cal was able to get a Tiny .177 seat and proceeded to modify it to the size appropriate for .22 caliber. then choked the transfer path within manifold.