Hisun 800

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1. Support Rod

2. Main Body/ Control Arm

3. Gas Assembly (Gas tube, gas rod, gas rod collar, gas block)

4. Clamping Block and Hardware (Retaining block, 2 bolts, 2 washers, 2

lock washers, 2 nuts)

5. Brake Assembly (Brake tube, brake rod, brake bracket, retaining block, 2

bolts, 2 lock washers)

Step 1: Bolt the clamping block

to the structure underneath

dash to the right of the steering

column. To do so drill two 3/8”

holes into the structure indicated

in the picture below.

A-ach the clamping block with the

bolts and hardware provided. There

should be :

1 Clamping Block 2 Washers

2 5/16” Bolts 2 Lock Washers

1 Retaining Block

Step 2: Once you have mounted

the clamping block you can then

posi4on your support rod so that

your hand controls will be in an

op4mal posi4on.

Step 3: Once you have found the op4mal posi4on for the support rod (this

may take some cu5ng and/or bending), use a 1/2” socket to 4ghten the

clamping block. Once support rod in in posi4on, you can then cut an exit

hole 1” in diameter in the dash. It should exit close to where indicated in the

picture below.

Step 4: It is at this point that you want to completely solidify your main

body. Make sure that the main body is in the posi4on you want (Ideal handle

posi4on shown below). Once you have found that posi4on 4ghten the two

set screws on the support tube.

Step 5: A-ach the threaded brake rod

to the pedal . Use a 1/2” socket to

sandwich the pedal arm between the

brake bracket and the retaining block.

Then take the brake tube and thread it

onto the rod and a-ach it to the main

body.

Step 6: Posi4on the gas rod so that the

rod is to the right of the pedal. Then use

an Allen key to 4ghten down the set

screws in the gas block onto the pedal.

Then a-ach the gas tube to the rod and

the gas lever. Finally put the collar flush

against the gas tube and 4ghten the set

screw.

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Step 7: Be sure to do a final check to make sure that everything is in the right

posi4on and has been 4ghtened down.

*See next page for parts break down.