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measure from the center of the bolt holes at normal sitting height. A lot will depend upon your suspension and the type of shock you want. there's a link on this web site for Rancho http://classicbroncos.com/rancho.shtml that shows the extents of their shocks, you can average these two extremes to come up with the middle point, which I assume should be the normal riding height. That's the way I did mine and I have a lot of wheel travel up and down.