Hey thanks there!
One thing to add is that is you choose to go that route, by dropping that cross member, be aware that it supports your cooling system's heat exchangers and air movers. You will need to support those items, which is not a trivial task, but is doable. I used #12 thhn stranded copper wire with insulation to create a supported suspension from over the top and fixed to something on the front of the radiator area. The whole stack dropped an inch or two, which was harmless, but further downward travel would be costly. The access that doing that provides to the bar is amazing. If you go by the manual, you're going to be working from above and below, working on sliding the dccv heater valve around, pulling the air box out, etc, just to get a wrench on the 4 sway bar bolts. By dropping the cross member, you can do all the work from below (IIRC) and save a whole load of time.