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acho que tenho algumas coisas a 1 e outras em 0, é arriscar???
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como se faz para altera o tipo de carro? ou seja, o meu tá H, e se eu quiser outro??
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o teu está H...pq é sobretudo 1 carro com caracteristicas de Handling!!!
Ao fazeres o upgrade das peças...se por exmplo apostares mais no motor ou outras peças q façam o Power do carro subir...o teu carro vai mudando para P (power)...
é a mm coisa pras 3 caracteristicas....se por ventura o carro tiver B, é pq esta Balanced...ou seja, tens o Power, Handling e Accelaration +- ao mm nivel!!!
Seria ideal adequar sempre o Carro à Pista...ou seja...por exemplo numa pista mais de acelaração...por o carro com predominância na acelaração...mas normalmente é 1 pouco dificil de fazer isso devido à gestão de €€ !!
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ok ja entendi! mas quando vou fazer o upgrade troco as peças mais gastas pelas de nivel maior, nem ligava a isso! ( quando tenho guito claro)
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pois, aí esta o problema...so qdo temos €€ de sobra...é q nos podemos dar a esse luxo, de escolher as peças a melhorar, para adequar o carro à pista...e mm assim ha quem diga que não vale o esforço...Eu pelo menos sempre que posso, tento por o carro igual à pista...mas nem sempre da...por isso vou mm pelas mais gastas como tu referiste...
Mas ao menos ja ficaste cm 1 noção de como podes mudar o carro...
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Hi Guys, I'm here now in Lisboa till tomorrow afternoon - do you have any tips for me what I should have seen in Lisboa necessarily? :)
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Hi Stefan...you could have annouced sooner!! we i'll sure arrange something...
well anyway, there is so much too see...but here stay's a resume, taken from the net:
"The capital of Portugal sits at the point where the River Tagus feeds into the Atlantic, just about as far west as you can go without getting your feet wet. Being built on seven hills, it has plenty of vantage points from which to contemplate the distant horizons that called the Portuguese explorers in the country’s golden age during the 16th century, when it was the hub of commerce with the far east and gold poured into Lisbon’s coffers from the new west. Devastating earthquakes and loss of empire left the city a little threadbare, but 21st-century commerce took a hand, sprucing the place up for Euro 2004. Portugal may have been the runners-up, but Lisbon emerged a winner.
The grid-like Baixa, or downtown, was laid out after the devastating 1755 earthquake, and is a candidate for being a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is flanked by two squares: the riverside Praça do Comércio, framed by arcades and dominated by a triumphal arch and, at the northern end, Praça Dom Perdo IV (Rossio). The Elevador de Santa Justa, an outdoor cast-iron lift that first opened in 1901, offers a panoramic view of the streets in between.
The Alfama district east of Baixa, where black-clad widows potter in tiny squares, retains the layout and atmosphere of Moorish times. The Romanesque cathedral, or Sé (218 866 752, cloisters & treasury closed Mon), was founded on the site of a mosque, after the 1147 Christian Reconquest. Further uphill there are fine views from the Castelo de São Jorge. The castle was built by the Moors on the site of a Roman fort, but what you see today is almost all 20th-century mock-up. West of Baixa, the shops and cafés of Chiado district give way to the more raffish Bairro Alto, a nightlife haven.
The city’s main axis is Avenida da Liberdade. Lined with cafés and fashion chains, it leads from Rossio to the formal Parque Eduardo VII. Beyond that is the Museu Calouste Gulbenkian (Avenida de Berna 45, 217 823 000, closed Mon), with fine Western and Oriental art.
Tourists also flock to Belém, a half-hour tram ride west. The 15th-century explorers sailed from here into what was then still very much the unknown, as the Monument to the Discoveries reminds you. The Tower of Belém and Jerónimos monastery (213 620 034, closed Mon) showcase the exuberant Manueline (late Gothic) style of the time. Nearby, the delicious custard tarts at Antiga Confeitaria (Rua de Belém 90, 213 637 423) are almost as big a draw for visitors.
Lisbon’s eastern waterfront was of little touristic interest until 1998. Staged on reclaimed industrial wasteland, Expo 98 gave Lisbon its biggest facelift in two centuries and a slew of new attractions. Now renamed Parque das Nações (218 919 898, www.parquedasnacoes.pt), the site has an Oceanarium (218 917 002); the Pavilhão do Conhecimento (218 917 112, closed Mon), with science exhibits; and – the district’s architectural highlight – ÿlvaro Siza Vieira’s Portugal pavilion, with its remarkable concrete canopy.
• Tourist information: Welcome Centre, Praça do Comercio (210 312 700, www.visitlisboa.com); Praça dos Restauradores (213 466 307, www.portugal.org); airport Arrivals hall (218 450 660)."
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Quote ( Stefan Voggenreither @ March 2nd 2007,11:40:24 )
Hi Guys, I'm here now in Lisboa till tomorrow afternoon - do you have any tips for me what I should have seen in Lisboa necessarily? :)
Hello,
Oceanário (Expo 98)
Cascais (by train in Cais do Sodré)
Sintra (by train)
but as prioority you must see the Benfica Stadium well known as "Estádio da Luz"
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Quote ( António Pereira @ March 2nd 2007,12:12:04 )
Hi Stefan...you could have annouced sooner!! we i'll sure arrange something...
Hehehe... I didnt wanted to bother anyone as it is just a short visit and from about 21 to 23 portuguese time I'm already occupied with a concert in the Aula Magna. I was there yesterday too and after that I went to Baixa, but all looked so empty. I walked the way back to Marques de Pombal, but almost no life between 0 and 1 am... :)
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yep...if you want life btw 0 and 5 am...is not certently at Marques Pombal or Baixa...you have to go to another spot's...like:
*Bairro Alto;
*Chiado; (near Baixa)
*Principe Real;
*Parque das Nações;
*Santos
*Sé / Castelo S. Jorge
well it depend's on the week day's...but at a friday night...all these ones are full certently!!
at aula magna you're going to see: "The Musical Box Selling England by the Pound" ??
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Quote ( António Pereira @ March 2nd 2007,12:27:10 )
at aula magna you're going to see: "The Musical Box Selling England by the Pound" ??
Yep, and yesterday I watched the show 'Foxtrot' - was smashing as always :)
So, I'm taking now a shower and then I will go a bit around and take some pics. The nice elevator and a bit down to the seaside. Are you living in Lisboa António?
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Yes...and work too! ...at the moment i'm off town working...but normaly i work every they near Marques de Pombal...
By the way...if you want to know Estoril Circuit...it's only 30km away from Lisbon...not to far ;)
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Quote ( António Pereira @ March 2nd 2007,12:35:32 )
By the way...if you want to know Estoril Circuit...it's only 30km away from Lisbon...not to far ;)
Yep, but I wont come a bit short of time then? I have to check in for my flight tomorrow between 16:30 and 17:00...
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yes...you'll "lose" some time on the trips to the circuit and then back...so today is off question...but if you get up early tomorow, you can go there in the morning...i think you'll be on time at the aeroport...
But anyway...it's your choice, are better things to do ...it's just another circuit!! :) our best ofcourse!!
http://www.circuito-estoril.pt/index.php?newlang=english
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hmm.. is there some action on the track, can I drive also? :)
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No action...the track is free as i see in the circuit calendar that there's no competition's tomorow...i think you can go race there...but with a car that you bring... i don't know if there are available car's there...but probably not!
It was good if anyone who know's it, can post something here...
HEY!!!! ANYONE!!!?!?! Stefan wants to press the throtle!!! :D
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Quote ( António Pereira @ March 2nd 2007,13:04:38 )
HEY!!!! ANYONE!!!?!?! Stefan wants to press the throtle!!! :D
LOL.. yep, thats why I wrote some time ago here:
Quote ( Stefan Voggenreither @ November 24th 2006,00:26:19 )
Does anybody know a nice karting track in Lisboa for me? ;-)
:D
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i think i reply you in a PM...do you remeber? i remeber something like that :)
this one is not in Lisbon, but it's not too far away...there's the link:
http://www.kip.pt/intro.html
i already run there...for me it's by far, the best track (for karting) we have near Lisbon...in the country, maybe the Kartodromo of Evora would be the best...ate least the ones i run at...
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May I ask one question? Why Stefan calls it Lisboa when it is called Lisbon and even Lissabon? Which one is correct?
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Well Mr. President...
Lisboa - is the correct term in Portuguese
Lisbon - in english
Lissabon - term in other languages...
but anyway, the term "Lisboa" have his origin from the latin term "elísipo"...that's what was called some century's ago...
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Visit Sintra, it s a nice city!
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Quote ( Celso Oliveira @ March 2nd 2007,15:51:09 )
Visit Sintra, it s a nice city!
Visit "Elefante Branco" it´s nice too... :) :) :P
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Quote ( António Pereira @ March 2nd 2007,13:30:13 )
i think i reply you in a PM...do you remeber? i remeber something like that :)
sure I remember - I just wanted to point out my 'need for speed' :D
Quote ( Vladimir Alexandrov @ March 2nd 2007,13:59:21 )
May I ask one question? Why Stefan calls it Lisboa when it is called Lisbon and even Lissabon? Which one is correct?
Hunting me through the forums, hm? :D
Quote ( Celso Oliveira @ March 2nd 2007,15:51:09 )
Visit Sintra, it s a nice city!
Quote ( João Carvalhais @ March 2nd 2007,17:53:09 )
Visit "Elefante Branco" it´s nice too... :) :) :P
I would really like to, but I think I have to stick to Lisboa. But as I've seen the city today, I try to come back for at least a week with my wife, then I will have some more time to watch everything :)
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Quote ( António Pereira @ March 2nd 2007,15:08:18 )
Lisboa - is the correct term in Portuguese
Lisbon - in english
Lissabon - term in other languages...
Thanks for the explanation :)
Quote ( Stefan Voggenreither @ March 2nd 2007,18:54:56 )
Hunting me through the forums, hm? :D
I just wondered why you call it Lisboa. I thought it was different city from Lissabon and when I saw u posted here I wanted to get educated on the matter :)
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jesus...o elefante branco....... mais logo manda o homem ai cais do sodré.....
bem queria o top 5 mas acabei em 6º, ja foi mt bom!!!
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Stefan can't believe you were in Portugal (Lisbon) and we didn't meet!!!!
Yesterday my cousin told me you're in Lisbon but for a short time!!!
If we knew the dates you're comming we've could make some plans ;)
I live about 10min from Lisbon and i work at the Lisbon Airport <----How could you miss me?!?!?! lolllll
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Sobre a corrida...até que não foi mau...1ª epoca em Amateur.....conseguimos mais um podium...o 3 desta epoca!!!!!
Estamos em grande!!!!
p.s. o dinheiro é que já começa a ficar curto...
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Quote ( Rui Martins @ March 3rd 2007,16:59:27 )
I live about 10min from Lisbon and i work at the Lisbon Airport <----How could you miss me?!?!?! lolllll
LOL - currently I'm sitting at Gate 16 waiting for boarding time - I will keep my eyes open... :D
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bem... é a minha 1ª vez á chuva lol
fiz o 1º qualify com very soft e o 2º com Rain, tambem escolhi rain para o inicio da corrida! estará mal??
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