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Looks great Matt! :) In terms of events, keep an eye out on the events section as I'm currently waiting for definitive dates for shows for next year :) we do have a rolling road day next Sunday. Have a look under the Midlands meets section :) Cheers Steve

Hi Thomas welcome to the forum :) You'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) I believe the part number depends on what colour seatbelt/interior trim you have. The interior trim code should be in your owners handbook :) inside front cover or first or second page. To be fair though the part number should be on the seatbelt, either on the buckle or on a piece of plastic attached to the seat belt. Hope I've helped :) Cheers Steve

Let's hope it is all sorted Dave :) obviously the only way you'll know is by going on a long drive. Cheers Steve :)

Hi Aamir, Try hm spares in Leicester. They often have a3's in for breaking and have various spares. You can call them on 0116 266 6660 :) Hope IV helped :) Cheers Steve

Glad you've come to a decision Kev :) Please keep us posted on how you get on :) Cheers Steve

Company

Nice one Graham! :) Nice to see you like to.keep.busy ;) Cheers Steve

Welcome to the forum Andy :) You'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) Cheers Steve

Hi Andy your a3 looks great! :) Cheers Steve

Saga

Lol same here Paul! ;)

Welcome to the forum Sean :) You'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) Glad you're pleased with your a4 :) Cheers Steve

Showoff

Oh no! Not again! Let's hope it's something small. When I was heading to Audi's in the park in June I got something wrapped round the fan on the way and had to stop as the noise was crazy! Thankfully I could remove the fabric strap at the roadside with my brothers help.

Welcome to the forum Gary :) Nice to see a fellow member from Leicester on here! ;) we'll have to do a meet up once you get it! :) You'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) I'd say you'll be waiting at least a couple of weeks. Bet you can't wait to get your a4! Hope IV helped :) Cheers Steve

Ball

As the title says and as seen on the Facebook group, our club was mentioned in the current issue of Audi Driver Magazine for their Audi Driver International show report as well as having a picture of our club display. picture of the holding area, my car can be seen bottom right. The last picture is of Piotr's (niedzial1983) and Ed's (fast Ed) a6 le man edition Audi's going around castle Combe on the parade lap! Cheers :) Steve

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Sparrow

Please do Henry, as this is a key issue for any a7 owner. Cheers Steve

I'm getting the impression that it is just Dunlop tyres that are affected. As I say it might be worth you going to auto express

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Welcome to the forum Iain :) You'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) Yes it is a wolf in sheep's clothing and yes you can increase the power. A remap will get you.those extra horses :) various companies offer this service and the map should be tailored to your car as no to RSQ3 will be the same due to age, mileage, service history and even to the way it's been driven. If you're looking at approved used from Audi then you should be seeing cars that are some of the best out there (in theory) in terms of service history mileage and condition :) Hope I've helped :) Cheers Steve

So similar to volkswagen then :) I said a hundred because I thought Audi would charge more as it's more premium. But it's nice to see it's roughly the same :)

I've found this guide which shows the Tyre pressures for most modern Audi's. You just have to select your model by age and engine. https://www.puretyre.co.uk/tyre-information/tyre-pressures/audi-tyre-pressures/ Hope it's useful :) Cheers Steve