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Engine offset angle for P factor

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It's about time to start fabricating the engine mounting frame for my project (Rotax 912 powered LSA - high wing, tractor configuration).

I believe it's fairly standard practice to have an offset angle to account for P factor & torque.

Can anyone suggest any sources to recommend finding out what this should be or rules of thumb for engine offset angle? I've looked around and cannot find anything definitive.

Thanks

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