Add internal shock limiters underneath the piston (fuel tubing or plastic spacers). This will limit the arm droop and you can preload the shock springs without raising the ride height. I would shoot for 24MM ride height and 1/4" gap between the rear shock collar and cap, 3/8" on front. If you need more ride height at the track unscrew the shock eyelet. It will land jumps like a dump truck so it's crucial to land the downside of the jump. I would also mount the shocks out on the arms and tower (more vertical). Slash front offset wheels will help too. If you get it to loose, Goo Gone does wonders for prepping tires on carpet. Sometimes you just need to prep a little section of the tire