I've laced up and tensioned & trued my first rear disc hub build. I haven't dished it yet but the rim seems way off from centre in the truing stand. Whenever I've built rear wheels before (non-disc) the drive side spokes have always been shorter than the non-drive side and the wheel hasn't usually needed a significant amount of corrective dishing.
When I put the (correct) dimensions for the disc hub build in several spoke calculators they all came back with the drive side spoke lengths a couple of mm's longer than the non-drive side.
Is this normal for rear disc brake hubs?
Just looking for some reassurance before I dish the wheel in the bike frame tomorrow and pull all the eyelets out of the rim 
