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Nope no new turbo, going well I think, although I will be getting rid soon, time for a bigger car

Im on 204k on my 140 had the EGR replaced and two wheel bearings and thats about it

a 6.5" screen will fit nicely, you can fit in a 7" screen but you will most likely have to create your own surround or take a look at www.bybyte.com I did have a 7" screen installed in a custom surround in my A3 hooked up to a carputer running Free Ice. Kept it for a while but had on going...

What do you recommend would be the best thickness of fibreglass to use?

Where abouts are you located? The plus side of using fiberglass is that it can be moulded to the shape of the car so basically making better use of the space! I don't mind the enclosure protruding in to the boot space a bit, I just don't want it to impede on it to much. Somethink like this...

So the door card will vibrate a fair bit as I suspected! Well the other option was to try my hand at making a fiberglass enclosure to fit my sub, the only reason I was looking at the subs in doors idea is because it will save me a lot of time and work. If I had an 8L i would certainly be...

Yeah I need to measure it but that is just a rough idea, that is pretty much the depth of the baffle I would use, I know I have an extra 3" between the two door skins but I need to see if the window glass gets in the way, if not then I have plenty of depth. Will the door have enough volume to...

I think max depth without measuring is 3.5" or there abouts, so 3" just to be on the safe side would be good, however I think that is asking a bit much. I don't want loads of bass but i do want to be able to hear/feel it

Sound deadining is easy enough, tweeters have already been removed. the standard speakers are 6.5" in the rear so plenty big enough, only problem maybe the depth! I have already ran wiring from the boot (amp) to the rear doors. Nice to know it will work, saves taking up my boot witha bulky...

I'm looking at something similar, but instead of putting the subs in the parcel shelf I was considering putting a sub in each rear door, i have a A3 sportback, would the rear doors work as an enclosure of sorts?

Mine has balls but I also have the perfect solution. See that knob on your radio, turn it clockwise until the rattle/knocking can no longer be heard But yes it is annoying

It's actually a 7" touch screen to control my car computer, for more info have a look at: http://www.digital-car.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=6729

Cheers, ok so thats the hazard switch, I found the tweeter cover type things so just the plastic 'o's and the screws, anyone?

Yeah I know, that's why I kept with my single DIN one but: You can just about make out that the top of the switch is recessed

Hi all Does anyone have the part numbers for: Double DIN Hazard switch A-pillar tweeter cover type thing The little white 'o' pieces that studs click in to on the inside of the doors cards Screws for the plastic splash gaurd underneath at the very front of the car It is a 54 plate A3...

Have a look at http://www.digital-car.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=6729&page=4

Might want to check the earth lead, this can be a big problem! Not with the A3 in paricular, just in general

Any pics? where did you put the amp? is the sub just in a box or a custom enclosure?

Ah ******, no use to me then lol, cheers anyway

Where did you put the power cable through the bulkhead? What gauge cable is it? I have a 4gauge cable I need to get to the battery from the boot but have failed to find a suitable location yet