YES...removing the long bolt and washers that hold the front snubber bushing in place is all that needs to be removed.

Just be aware that it can be a bit of a challenge in getting the tongue of the differential mount bracket down far enough to get out the thick rubber snubber bushing and install a new one.

I would do this BEFORE you install your drive shaft.

And hopefully you are going back in with the thick rubber design instead of the urethane bushing design....which is often times thinner....which makes no sense why some companies that make these urethane bushing make them thinner than stock.

DUB