Ride height realy depends on the track your running on, like jumps & ruffness.
13" shock would be ok for a smooth TT or flat track. Some riders like a front shock without a lot of travel.
We run the 16" Afcos with ZPS & thread adj ride height on one R & 16" ZPS Works with clip adj ride height on the other one.
Some riders like the rear a little higher than the front so when your on the power hard the bike is level.
If its ride height is level to start with then when your on the power its squating in the rear & throws you off balance, but some riders can ride like that to, so its a toss up.
If the tracks this comming season are like any we had this past season, you better have some good shocks to soak up some ruffness cause every rider got a good beating, except for the PA race the Hetricks put on, that one was top notch even with the rain.
Neil
C-Leigh Racing Team
In memory of Caraleigh Pritchard
1979 - 1992
Team riders, 2017 Extreme Dirt Track
# 25 450R Honda, Chuckie Creech, Pro, Pro Am, Pro Am Unlimited class
# 25, 450R Honda, Andrea Creech, Womens class