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Hi all , could you please tell me if it's necessary to glue tyres on the M05? Racing on Tarmac with S grips with handout 540 motors so not much grunt !

Any recommendations with regard to shock oil, springs , camber , ride height etc would be appreciated too please , car is set with medium wheelbase at present
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Yes glue them. But be prepared to buy new ones often, I gave up with S-Grips on asphalt as they wore out ridiculously fast and cost a fortune in the UK as well as being comparatively hard to get hold of.
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Cheers Spoolio , I've got Shimizu soft and medium compounds too , are those any more hard wearing ?
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