Eddienz38,

I've had the same issues once in a while. I couldn't get mine to track perfect after going to some align blades, ended up having to throw some orange tape on one blade and had a buddy watch the disk while I hovered it. If you can note whether the blade with the tape is below or above the other blade you can tell for sure which way you need to adjust it. I've seen people use this method but I always just designated a master blade and would keep trying with adjusting the other to get them right. Until I had a friend from the field go through the orange tape process, I could not get it right.

You may have to give a turn to one of the long links as opposed to the links going to the grips. When you get it close with the long links, you can fine tune it with the links on the grips. If your tracking isn't continously fluctuating during the flight, I would think you should be able to get it in adjustment. If it is fine one flight, then off the next, you might have another problem.

I had a loose ball hiding on me at one point in time, I would get the tracking spot on and fly a pack just fine. Change the pack and tracking would be out again, found a ball that was getting ready to pull out of the plastic. It would wobble up and down and that was killing my tracking.