Stock are stainless steel. Anyway, you have mystery valves (probably defective Supertechs since everyone listens to HT, ask Urban Indian or Brandon at BRMS or any number of others whose words hasn't caught the attention of the bandwagon yet) in a head worked by Javier Geek, the shadiest guy in the import scene. I'd like to point out that that head is somebody else's used up shit that you don't know the history of therefore it's worth about fifty nine cents and best sold to someone else for a profit if you don't go through it yourself. With all the china crap floating around for all you know you have fucked up incorrectly cast and finish machined Omni valves or some shit. Big fat question mark in the quality department for you to go pointing the finger at anyone, even if you went to VadimkaG for tuning.
If Pro1 need adjustment to get the idle right (I've only dealt with Pro2 on 11.5+ motors, so I really don't know) and you knew that and agreed to that but didn't clay your shit then how is it someone else's problem? The tuner/shop is being really fucking cool wanting you back together and running, offering cost on everything... and keep in mind, you need a lot more than pistons/valves/head as your turbine wheel no longer exists since all that shrapnel passed through it.
This shit isn't stock, and even if you bought entirely from Ferrea, JE, and Eagle for your engine build (the way I'd go, admittedly there are other companies that make good pistons and rods) the shit isn't reliable, nor does it last very long. When you build something to make 3+ times stock power output you accept a certain amount of personal responsability for when - not if - for when it falls apart.
It's really kind of a giveaway that the failure is in one cylinder as opposed to across all four, I may be wrong but 95% likely you had a single valve failure which took out your engine (and the other valve). It's hard to have piston-valve contact in a b-series wuth a flat or dish piston, you might have had valve to valve but again I'm really doubting it. Your engine looks like when stock valves pop their heads off when they get too thermally loaded at high rpm, if it was Supertech they are most prone to bind in the guide for no reason and bend over 90 degrees.
Lastly, you have leed-sama's call sign in your photobucket. Why are you taking your car to someone you don't trust? Not saying the mystery tuner isn't perfectly capable, but you have doubts so...?