engine plate

I have made the decision to take my car off the street and I'm going to use engine plates this time. My question is, is there any special degree that the motor should sit in my engine bay?

 Any help would be great this will be my first plate combo as I have always used solid mounts I just want to do something different this time.

Get in contact with Keith Fulp.... He manufactures engine plates and will set you up.

Ideally, crank axis parallel to the ground, so depending on chasis rake, the angle of engine to chasis could vary a lot. 33" tall slicks etc, even if tucked to roof line, could cause a huge variation in the body line/frame/subframe angle as compared to the engine.

Hey thanks, I will do some measuring and see what I can try and I will give him a call... I own a fab shop so I have the stuff to make my plates just wasn't sure of how it was supposed to sit in the bay.

Thanks again for the replies to my quest for more knowledge.

I've always put em in between 2-3 degrees down in the back from level always has worked good for us

that or put a level on top of the intake but if your asking what degree that is I have no idea damn dude just said that that's crazy my BAD