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A hockey puck or circle of wood with a groove cut out of it should work. The trick is to only use the jacking point to lift the car so the groove in your puck/wood/etc should be shorter than the jacking tab which then stops the lame little tab from folding over on itself with the weight of the...

Hi and welcome, Do you know if the car has wheel spacers fitted? I briefly put aftermarket wheel spacers on mine and experienced the exact same shuddering issue at that speed. So you need either no wheel spacers or specific hub-centric wheel spacers...

2 words that will bring a smile to your face for many months to come when you get your RCZ: Active Spoiler! :dance:

Well, if they were selling hundreds of thousands of RCZ's then finding info and parts would be a lot easier because of demand BUT then RCZ's would be as common as BMW's, Ford Focus' etc. so you would just be one of the sheep. And who wants to be a sheep?

I think the brakes are different sizes but it's a bit of a minefield: http://rczperformance.com/BrakesandSuspension.html

Looking forward to seeing the results in due course. :thumbup:

If he drives a Ferrari he'll probably find the cash for that down the back of the sofa... ;)

I *think* the MGP Caliper Covers I used were for a Nissan 370Z. I chose that car because the wheels are the same size as the RCZ but there was nothing on the box anywhere that said what car they were for so not 100% sure that's what I got! If I have the wheels off again any time I'll snap some...

I have always found these guys to be pretty good: http://dealer.peugeot.co.uk/evans-halshaw-mansfield/contact-us/opening-hours-map/

I found fitting them to be remarkable easy and it took maybe an hour to do all 4. There's a video here that shows how to fit them - the only difference is I did mine whilst still on the car. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB1s7U8aX4U The red calipers I have are actually 'aerospace grade...

Cheers guys. Drove to work this morning and they were all still firmly attached when I got here so that's good news! :D

OK, so finally had a chance to fit these today and I'm very happy with the end result. What do you think?

The idea is that they stick on with 3M sticky foam that is on the back of them. You also get 4 alcohol wipes and 4 primer wipes with them so you can make sure your wheels are clean before fitting. I've did quite a lot of research about this before purchasing and there seems to be about an equal...

I've not had any experience with these but got a bit put off when I looked into them with all the faffing around with letting tyres down and fitting clips, etc. I got some Rimblades instead [ http://www.rimblades.com ] in red. Haven't had a chance to fit them yet due to time and weather but...

Why on earth would anyone cover up big vented discs with those tacky plastic bin lids?! Oh wait, they're made in america... ;)

I just use mine to film a greatest hits of me overtaking slow moving traffic! :D

Oh dear. At least you're OK though, right. I've got a feeling you're going have a lot of fun in your new motor though and can put that accident far behind you. :thumbup:

I do still think Top Gear can be amusing, especially when it's one of the adventure specials, but that feature was just like a 2 minute sketch dragged out for 20 minutes or more. There's an extra 2 episodes this year though so I guess there's more filler content.

What car did you have previously by the way?

You can watch it on iPlayer but the History of Peugeot 'feature' was just 20 minutes of Clarkson an May driving into things whilst pretending to be mentally retarded so you're really not missing much. :|