I actually did cut it and fix it. I had to or my mind would have exploded. i am a perfectionist like that. Anyway i am pretty skilled with my hands and figured i would not mess it up.

I did not cut it off, however, since it was only crooked by like 1 millimeter at the base of the tail saddle. That one millimeter did translate to about an inch at the tip of the tail.

What I did was to cut a slit in the right side of the tail in teh epoxy that held the stab in. The right side was the side that was higher. Then i cut a few small cuts in the left side. Those were to allow the tail to come up on that side. i then added little wedges on the right side to push it down until it was level and then re-epoxied. Added a little triangle stck and some thin fiberglass tape to the tail just to be sure and the tail is totally solid.

I know that i acted against the opinions of some, but i had to. LOL