Correct, it's a straight stock replacement part. Whole job shouldn't take more than an hour to replace all four (unless the top nuts on the front struts give you as much trouble as they did me, the little b

stards).
Just don't clip the retention straps on the new shocks/struts until they're aimed where you want them to end up and have the appropriate bushings and washers already onboard, or you get to fight them back down and line everything up.