Geauxboy, I ran the StewMac fret calculator for your guitar. With a 25.0 scale length (2 x 12.5). The say that "Distance indicated is from the fretboard edge of the nut to center of forward-most mounting screw or pivot post."
http://www.stewmac.com/FretCalculator
for an original Floyd should be 24.510 +/- 0.030.
for a Floyd II or a Shaller Floyd it should be 24.449 +/- 30
You might want to lay that out and see where the saddles end up.
My method is to always locate the bridge (whatever kind) with the farthest forward adjustment either at or a little past the scale length. I almost always add about 1/16 to the scale and locate it there. You will never go ahead of the scale length position when compensating the guitar and I like to have plenty of travel.
However, I recently installed a Kahler tremolo bridge for a customer and the instructions said to put the middle of the travel at the scale length point - they specifically said you should have 0.150 on either side. I called Mr Kahler and questioned him, he said that was to cover all the options. I asked if he had ever seen a guitar compensated ahead of the scale point, he admitted not. I put it as I always do (1/16 behind) and it intonated just fine. This isn't a very good picture, but it shows my home made routing jig in position on the guitar. There is a line that says "FWD", that is the forward most location of the saddles. I have placed that line 1/16 past the scale lenght. The jig is held on buy two of the mounting screws, that makes sure the bridge will be in the right location relative to the hole.
It would help a lot to see a picture of yours
I'll add that in my humble opinion any "kit" should have really good instructions on setting all of the geometry stuff - if any of it is wrong the guitar simply won't work.