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Joel, normally the set is the best option. Timing is intricate and there is a higher chance minor timing adjustments must be made for the specific pistol. Ruger Customer Service would be able to provide the most accurate answer though at Telephone: 336-949-5200 -- (Monday through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm ET)
I would imagine Ruger would have to fit the cylinder to your specific firearm. You could have a qualified gun Smith do so also. I'd contact Ruger at 336-949-5200 to see what they suggest. Hopefully you can figure it out. Know I'd love to buy one and do the same.
it would need to be fitted and timed to be 100% safe