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They increased the spring rates and lowered the car, that raises roll stiffness independent of the anti-sway bar.
They probably reduced the bar because the standard bar was too much with the stiff springs.
To make the car oversteer they increased the rear roll stiffness which improves side to side weight transfer at the front.
Its a delicate balance to get handling without sacrificing too much ride quality.
With race rubber and coilovers, a bigger bar might make sense at some point but the ride at that point might not be very street friendly.
They probably reduced the bar because the standard bar was too much with the stiff springs.
To make the car oversteer they increased the rear roll stiffness which improves side to side weight transfer at the front.
Its a delicate balance to get handling without sacrificing too much ride quality.
With race rubber and coilovers, a bigger bar might make sense at some point but the ride at that point might not be very street friendly.
