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Maintainance and wear are the main problems with a wishbone. ......They are great on cars that park on asphalt and recieve regular maintance. . But since we as Sportsman racers,usually pit in the dirt or stones and often the cars only leave the trailer at the track,the wishbone setups experiance more wear . .......As far as the swing arm,I feel they are more in line for 1000hp and up cars,but there are many cars out there with lower hp using them. ...............Alston makes an interesting x bar locator that is not ridgedly mounted to the lower bars. ..............Tom
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