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Originally Posted by Dai
My understanding of driveshafts is that they should be close to horizontal at ride height so that the angle is similar in bump and rebound.
If the engine sits lower, the driveshaft angle will increase and will increase further at full bump
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Hello Dai
I have measured (as accurately as I could) the distance from the centre line of the gearbox driveshaft to the highest point of the engine. It comes to 590mm.
So assuming that you want your driveshafts to be horizontal if you measure 590mm up from the centre of your wheel that should tell you where the top of the engine will be.