Stephen

The stero as far as I'm aware, was single din originally, you could opt for an extra speaker thing in the lower portion. So what what you need is just the stock basic arrangement. If I'm understanding you correctly.

Personally think this is balls and I disagree with the tone. However I can see how it could be the case. http://indy100.independent.co.uk/article/people-are-really-really-hoping-this-theory-about-david-cameron-and-brexit-is-true--bJhqBql0VZ?utm_source=indy&utm_medium=top5&utm_campaign=i100

Good stuff. Proper experienced and knowledgable people really help with stuff like this. It's a shame we don't have more of them.

Business as usual mate. I was actually outside the Houses of Parliament yesterday and it just looked like a sunny afternoon with tourists everywhere taking pictures.

If they cared that much they'd do a better job of intercepting them on there way.

The French have been threatening to do that since the thing started. Nothing new there.

Be interested as to what the solution was. I take it you no longer have to send it back?

Yeah I can see something nice and undemocratic happening. What I genuinely cannot get with those in Scotland so determined to live Britian is what they plan to achieve. The argument as I understand it is that London doesn't understand them and because they are out numbered they cannot govern themselves fully. Now the whole being detached from London thing is a nationwide issue, unless your in London you don't really feel part of it, especially if your not in the South east of England. Equally getting rid of the middle Man just makes you an even smaller voice in a group of 27 countries. Surely democratically for Scotland the best option is to remain the UK and push for equal democratic power over themselves, same for the English, Welsh etc. Scotland on its own in Europe wouldn't be a very big player and as we know even when your the second biggest economy in the group are you get overruled and ignored.

From discussions this morning it won't be Boris. The Conservative party don't like him much at present as they see him as a back stabber that's divided the party utterly. They also think they will cease to be electable due to the post result back lash from the remain campaign. Trump is a possibility and on purely selfish terms we'd do better neogations wise with him than if Obama were remaining in office. I believe he will be genuinely harmful to the U.S. a crash in the dollar that saw strength to the Euro and Pound can only be good for us presently. Although it's worth pointing out that most of the markets are back to where they were on Monday.

You need far more information than that to answer the question. There's cars out there that blew up at 280hp and cars out there running 700hp+ running sub 10 sec quarters.

To an extent I do agree with the sentiment that not everyone is qualified to make a rational and complete decision. However how do you quantify the eligiblity of a person. Do you have to have a degree? In actuality how would a textiles technology degree give you better insight into politics? I know some incredibly stupid smart people and vice versa. The demographic of the forum here is pretty average I'd say, would most of us Infact actually be exempt for a vote? We live in a free democracy, as such every man and woman over 18 can have their say. If you start limiting the people that can vote that's defiantly a step backwards for freedom and liberty, wether they agree with you or not. Now the event is passed all these opinions we are getting are wasted breath. I know it's a car forum but this thread has been up for months with very little comment. Maybe if people felt so strong they should of expressed their opinions here before, rather than after the horse has bolted. Time to get on with it regardless of how you feel about the result.

Britain has been fed up and Euro skeptic for many many years, by that I don't mean everyone wanted out but finding someone who believes the EU is actually good as it is is hard. Think back about bloody banana fiascos etc. Then there's the fact that the British don't really consider themselves "Europoens" we are in Europe but Europe is that lot over there, one foot has always been out the door. So actually it's not so surprising. Actually the win was narrow, there's no 75% landslide it's a few %. So actually the result says in truth that Britain is undecided on wether it should be in the EU but the majority feel the answer is no. All this throwing the toys out the pram and media hysteria, painting people as thick or racist is laughable. An opinion is just that. The difference between bravery and stupidity is often the outcome. So far we haven't even walked out the door, someone has to be brave if anyone is going to succeed. No one said it was going to be easy but in the long run I truly believe Britian is best off getting out the EU project.

If you feel remain was the way and you lost your going to feel the majority are wrong, that is your opinion. Sadly for you more people disagree with you than agreed. That is democracy and that's how it should be. The raft of remain supporters that have come out the wood work today is astonishing, I can only assume that the vast majority who didn't bother to vote were remainers otherwise they should of won. Seems to be a lot of pissed off just out of uni types that I'm fairly sure didn't actually bother to vote anyway.

Anyway it's done now, some of us got what we wanted others are disappointed most somewhere in the middle. Where we all stand together is the what next. We haven't actually done anything yet, article 50 hasn't been activated. Despite the actions of the capitalists. Looks like Corbyn is for the chop though.

This morning would have been a good time to buy some UK shares.

The fear sells though doesn't it.

Very much so yes, he was pandering to the voters and played with fire. Obviously his arrogance back fired.

Being 30 chris I remember very well what was done at 22. We worked bloody hard in jobs that paid the minimum wage or there abouts unable to get skilled work that paid a living wage regardless of education. Just stuck. EU or no EU that won't change fast. It takes a long time for most to get a job that you can live off and make your way in the world.

Sorry but that's not right. At 26 he would be lucky to have a proper job let alone a mortgage with the average age about of that step now 32. I can also relate to mondos reaction. This attitude that out overs are a bunch of uneducated racists is crap, they are in fact comprised of normal people and were the majority of the voting electorate, more so if you focus on England. Infact the only place it seems remain has much success in England was London which does not reflect average Britain very well at all.

Nothing to reflect on. The market has bulked at the decision but it's simply that a bulk, nothing has even been set in stone or even changed yet. I expect things to numb somewhat over the coming months. It's also worth pouring out the economical side of the decision was only one part of it. At the end of the day the 52% of the British public have decided it was the way forward.

That's democracy mate, the majority wins. You will be fine your young enough that it won't effect you much, by the time your in a position it will in about 10 years, everything will be settled.

If this is the start of a domino effect as predicted there may not be an EU for Eire and Scotland to remain part of. Pressure is being put on particularly in the Netherlands and France for further referendums. Interesting times ahead and a lot of sweaty moments for the the political establishment.

We're officially in Brexit.

There are a few that do it but they are quite a bit extra.

So let me get my head on straight. The tie rod mounts won't mount up to the frame with the currently alignment. I think you need to unbolt the tie rod.