Need help Cfr exhaust install

Not familiar with cfr exhaust. What kind bag mounts do you have? Try adjusting the bag mounts or shim them out so you don't hit the mufflers. What type of bike you working with?

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First welcome to the fun. Probably need a little more information. What year is the bike, what extended bags and pictures would help also to see what's off.
 
You try to realign the right side?

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Have you tried to loosen the muffler and pull it over and tighten it up pulled over. Looks like both pipes point out a little. Also may take a couple of washers or shims on the front mount to push out in front and in on the rear.

Come on some of you guys that have done this chime in please
 
If's that's a stock fender and not aftermarket and the same with the hard bags, you might want to go the route TOMA advised. Loosen the bolts to the bracket on the exhaust and slide it over.If there is no play you can try to looking at the saddlebag brackets. If neither work, then it could be an issue with the slip on muffler itself and how the bracket was welded to it, could be out of spec. Just some ideas.
 
I recommend:
Disconnect bolts between bag mount and exhaust;
loosen the c-clamps between the header and slip on;
loosen cross-over clamp (under the bike);
rotate the exhaust slightly - looks like right side needs to rotate slightly counter clockwise.
bolt exhaust back to bag mount (may need to lift/hold the exhaust in place to make sure mount is aligned vertically and horizontally);
tighten c-clamps again.

sometimes the smallest wiggling can make the perfect adjustment.
 
Might also want to make sure the crossover is seated completely with the header- if that section is too long because the pipes aren't pushed together all the way- it could cause the situation you have.


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