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1. Yes for springs, shocks not typically, but if you are changing to a load leveling shock or had a damaged shock that restricted travel, yes.
2. Yes
3. No
4. No
The first two will change angles and that is what forces an alignment. This is assuming that your alignment was perfect and you replaced or added parts. The second two you would want to have the alignment checked because you want your tires to last. They won't change your angles, but could change your wallet if you had to buy new tires because your alignment was off.
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