wishbone

so where can I find more info on the wishbone link suspension?
this is a new concept to me. its basically a 3 link?
it looks sweet and simpler than a 4 link but what are the requirements?

requirements? well ya need a truck, and some sort of spring to support the weight of the truck after the wishbone is on. you'll likely want to put 2 longitudinal links somewhere in the mix... i guess i'm not really sure what you mean by requirements

its basically the same as a 4link, but with one singular (usually) upper bar connected at two points to either the axle or frame, and one point at the opposite, making a wishbone. you run your (usually) lower bars the same as a 4link, parallel with the frame. they don't however HAVE to be parallel, its just common and simple.
people commonly use a wishbone to avoid moving a gastank to fit a proper 4link. i'm sure you can find PLENTY of people that swear by a 3link, i had one... i just re-did my setup to a 4link. my wishbone got really good articulation BTW so if your wanting to hit sides, that might be a thing to consider. i felt like it didn't control the lateral movement of the axle as well as a 4link does tho, and i'm running big wheels with close quarters, so i changed to what i thought was better for my situation.

one advantage of the trhee link if set up right you can keep the stock tank in its stock location
see mikeys build its the best ive seen so far

Im at work right now....But as soon as i get home i'll post a few pic's of my 3 link set up.

yeah i think it was mikey's setup that i saw that raised my interest and questions.

i didn't see any other bars, though, that's why the confusion.