i have a hpi touring car the battery sits accross the car how do i know what car i have?i looked on the hpi site and nothing looked like it.

Possibly its a rs4 or rs3 chassis touring car.

The original HPI RS4 and the HPI RS4 Sport were designed to use stick packs that layed across the chassis (left to right). The HPI RS4 Pro and the HPI RS4 2 (Sport or Pro) could also use saddle packs in a 3x3 configuration on either side of the chassis.

The HPI RS4 Pro 3 was designed to use a 6 cell side by side or 6 cell stick pack that was in the middle of the chassis (front to rear).

The HPI RS4 Pro 4 is a shaft drive car.

HPI still has manuals that you can download and you can find them here (http://www.hpiracing.com/instructions/#Kits).

good luck gettin parts ... hpi seems to say heck with there support for a car after a year or 2 .. i have a pro4 sittin on shelf runs but scared to break it . already hit a crub backwards with a 3.5 brushless in it lol at full spin out lol speed .. this is when i foudn out lack of parts out there .. ouch .. unable to get diff cases or diff gears for it .. heck the shaft is form a tc3 lol ..

looks good with the bmw m3 body on it tho .. lol

heres a pic of the chassie no ESC in it between the motor n servo .

Hope they still make parts for my mt2.

HPI really stinks about making a great car and then fogetting about making parts. They made by far one of the great pan cars of the 90's and a great F1 car, only to quit supporting both. I would have never got rid of my RS10GO or my super F1 if I could have got parts for them.