Coastal-Mach
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I had to go back and see what my initial question was, and it came after watching the Nürburgring Mach 1 with the Steeda components. This is in conjunction with the stop the hop kit as well, and the dual rates used on that car.OK, that does make more sense if that's what the first paragraph is talking about - that Steeda rear bar is REALLY thick (4.6 mm thicker than the stock HP bar while the front is only 1.7 mm thicker than the stock HP bar). So if you put on both bars you'd expect the car to exhibit more oversteer.
If your question to the them was "would this kit reduce understeer with a stock non-HP Mach", then I would also understand them saying only do the rear bar if you're not going to the track.
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