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Like it says, couch mounts are too tall, need some SJ ones.

Never heard of her.

Envy was SXR based and the Rev was SJ based.

Wut?

I am hoping to add an RRP spacer behind the engine coupler and a 550 coupler on the driveshaft and that will get me there.

I'll have to find the info again, I think 28". I believe only the X2 is longer.

Nice find! I got excited for a minute because the X2 driveshaft is a good length for the application and probably easy to find BUT it would require a 3" spacer on the bulkhead which I have no way of making, I also have concerns about the load that spacer might put on the bulkhead.

I don't have any 1" aluminum nor do I have the tools to properly build a bearing housing spacer.

https://www.x-h2o.com/threads/wax-racing-internal-fuel-fill.202500/

I might just try and drill and tap a 550 coupler first. I think a 550 coupler and a spacer on the engine side will get me there.

The SXR is 20x1.5 Yamaha engine 27x1.5 Yamaha midshaft 24x1.5

It looks like the engine side coupler is standard length and the midshaft side coupler is the extended portion, which won't work for me because I am using a Kawasaki driveshaft rather than Yamaha midshaft.

This may be my next step, if I can just find a pair of longer couplers to bolt on, that may be easier.

I just found this.... wonder if I can actually get it from Rhaas. https://www.rhaasproducts.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=550750CPLR

The coupler on my SXR shaft measures roughly 20mm inside thread diameter.

550 driveshaft coupler? Do the Kawasaki all share the same thread size?

I was just looking into the X2 driveshaft, while it would solve my issue in overall length, the bearing surface for the bulkhead is in the wrong spot.

Working on putting a 62T in a previously Polaris powered EME with Kawaski pump. With the SXR driveshaft, I have about 1.5" coupler gap that I need to take up. I am considering moving the engine back but then have to glass in some new mount pads and move my battery box. Does anyone have another...

Found one, thanks @glenn240

I did it last year without an issue.