Torque Arm Mod?

[Fizzy Pies]

What torque arms fit the fzs600?

Any most importantly does anyone have off hand the distance between the holes?

[Motorbreath]

Thunderace's arm is exactly the same length. I've got one for sale.

http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php/topic,8850.0.html

FZS1000's are longer.

[Robbus]

Is this a cosmetic mod or is there any real benefit out of interest?

Cheers,
Rob

[69oldskool]

xjr1300 one on mine, if it aint same length it's pretty darn close.
fzs1000 fits just about, but caliper ends up somewhat peculiar angled~ like it's had a night on the lash. :lol

@ robbus,it's just bike candy really,
technically you're saving a little on unsprung weight...if you want an excuse like.  

[Robbus]

@ robbus,it's just bike candy really,
technically you're saving a little on unsprung weight...if you want an excuse like.

I gets ya, technical stuff, sorted

[69oldskool]

Is the FZS1000 Rear Caliper and Thunderace Torque Arm a straight fit mod on to the FZS600 then?

Will my braided line for my FZS600 rear caliper currently on be fine to use if I did the swap?

You'll have to file the caliper bracket a bit~ you'll see where when you offer up the thou caliper to the bracket.
Hose should be ok.

[limax2]

Any most importantly does anyone have off hand the distance between the holes?

Standard hole centres 240mm.

[bwizz]

Just bought one , of Motorbreath ta
The Thunderace ones look better than the 600 ones , but they are not much lighter being made of some sort of alloyed steel .
so don't get one to save weight. I am quite happy with the improved apearence of the swing arm I finished it of with stainless steel allen screws, I got some extra m8 ones for my thou, "which has been badly neglected this season

[Lumpy]

steel is an alloy.

[bwizz]

At a glance the Thunderace and Thou for that matter, torque arms looks like they are made from Aluminium , I thought as much before I got one, prettier than the 600 standard article though!
Also some people refer to aluminium as alloy !
I hope this cleers the mud

[Torque]

Do you need my arm?
Here I am.