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There's also a lesser known mod called Power Armour Scaling that does the same thing.
Both of these mods unfortunately have issues. The PPA scaling script is buggy and sometimes snags in a loop causing massive lag and crashes, especially in areas with lots of power armor users (thankfully this is disabled by default). The PAS mod is much cleaner in how it handles scaling, but the game engine doesn't "save" the designated scale assigned by armors when worn by NPC's. It will work just fine for armor worn by the player however.
If you absolutely insist on such a mod I'd settle for the PAS mod. It helps you feel like a tank as you tower over everyone else (including other power armor users), but it's much more stable than the PPA mod scaling feature.
I'd also recommend using the PPA mod with the scaling feature off because of how much it offers in the way of power armor features. It makes power armor feel like an actual piece of complicated and expensive tech rather than just another set of clothing you pop on whenever you please.
sweet. will check it out. thanks so much!