Yes, that is correct - the Steeda IRS Braces & Jacking rails are designed/engineered to work together, you won't have any issues - regardless of what rail you go with from Steeda 
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We do take care of all our service members - active, retired, law enforcement, etc. - just shoot me a note at [email protected] if I can help with a discount on select Steeda Manufacturing Parts.We have the Steeda no complaints. Easy to install, did ours by myself on the ground without jacking up the car, easier with two though. We have a convertible so the only problem was 4 bolts look short so just reused the factory bolts. IIRC got veterans discount or some kind of discount don’t remember which, ordered on 4/3 shipped 4/5.
It's interesting that the punkin is not a lift point on these cars. My wife's CX5 (awd) , my old Miata and my old FR-S were all ok to lift from there and even suggested in the manual.The differential hosing is not a lift point.
The pinch welds are the correct lift points in any car with a unibody construction, like the Mustang.
I lost counts of how many cars, how many times I raised a unibody car by the pinch welds, using lift pads, and they are all still there like new.
It's probably due to the construction of the case, and/or how it's fixed on the subframe.It's interesting that the punkin is not a lift point on these cars. My wife's CX5 (awd) , my old Miata and my old FR-S were all ok to lift from there and even suggested in the manual.
I ordered Steeda and BMR for my 2016 to compare soon after taking delivery. I sold the Steeda to another member.Hi,
I decided to install jacking rails on my 2022 gt, I tried to order the steeda full length ones this morning, tried 3 times to place the order online, they put a pending debit 3 times on my credit card, no order was placed. Called them, they said wait till middle of the week and try again...
They also sent me a 5% discount code that doesn't work either.
Hard to deal with!
Can anyone recommend a jacking rails?
They all look similar to me.
Thanks, Jerry