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You don't need to lift it to fit those tires. Just make sure the front alignment is set with the caster at the top of the factory range and it will clear the mud flaps / fender.
Since your front (and rear!) is still at/near 20", you don't have sagged springs - I would still suggest new rear springs - the stock rear springs are incredibly soft. Keeping the stock front springs is totally reasonable.
Eibach has a set of 1" lift rear springs, though I have never seen a review... Those would likely be better than spacers. The rest of the plan is good.
-Charlie
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