I contacted Bret or Brent at BBR, I emailed the photo to BBR and Bret, or Brent called me back interested in my problem, They have a couple of 150R's at he BBR factory with the exhaust system installed and cannot understand the problem due to all Honda 150R pipes being made from the same jig.
We went over my installation procedure... He asked me if I tightened everything as I installed, I said no, ( TIP: Always install entire exhaust system loosely before torquing any bolts down )
Ask me, If I installed it "Front to back" or "Back to front"
I told him "front to back" (manifold to exhaust can) and I didn't try "Back to front".
The exhaust can and midpipe install as one piece, (hand tight only) The 2 bolt holes for the hanger bracket on the can and a mount welded on the mid pipe should line up,
Then install the header section and line up as you go along.
I don't know if this will make a difference but its worth a shot.
Only problem is, I keep my 150rb a 100 miles away
I will not get a chance to try to install again for 2 weeks.
Ugh ....and I just ordered this system from Ken. Hey, Ken, if you're listening, I need you to relocate that mounting hole for me before you ship it....lol Just kidding. Sorry to hear about yours, arrgh. If I do run into the same thing when I get mine and get it on, I'll let you know. Thanks for the heads up, though!
Let me know how it works for you Nancy.
Thanks,
Rick
Final tip: When changing those pretty red baffel tips out, stick the plastic handle of a screwdriver in against the baffel and bang the pointed end of the screwdriver down on a bench or floor so it knocks out the tight fitting baffel without marring the red anodized finish.
Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example.