That be the one.  Install it and never look back!

I did have to shim mine slightly at the outside end of the pocket in order to avoid raising the bridge pieces excessively.  After a lot of research on the interwebs, I took the approach of building up a "wedge" using 2" wide painter's masking tape.  It graduates from one layer at the inside of the pocket (closest to bridge) and expands to five at the outside.  This is probably better for the neck than putting a single narrow shim at the outside and leaving the middle unsupported.  There are as many opinions on the subject as there are ways to do it, but after tightening the neck down, leaving it for 24 hours to compress the tape and retightening it's solid as a rock.  If anything the sustain seems better (the original neck had a single narrow shim on the inside).