Question for those with Termi front-exit exhaust

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When I bought my Termi front-exit exhaust, it came basically fully assembled. The one thing I did notice, and it slipped my mind to check while installing, was that each canister was able to rotate at the point where they connected to the Y-pipe. This was necessary so they could fit into place for the support bolts, but then I forgot to check if they were supposed to be tightened at the point that they were rotating.

Was there anything to tighten where the canisters connect to the Y-pipe, or were you just supposed to bolt the exhaust up to the bike?
 
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Phl said:
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You see the carbon covers in back? You can see the one clearly to the left of the name Termignoni. When I installed the exhaust the tip on the right side was a bit too long and was touching my tire so I had to shave it down a bit. The left side was almost touching so I shaved it down a bit too. Now there is a small tiny gap . I was worried maybe with some flexing while riding those tips would touch the tire but they didnt. I will take a close up pic and show how close the tips are to the rear tire and dont touch at all even with such a tiny gap.
 

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