Try this. Stick a piece of masking tape across each limb, about halfway between the end of the riser and the axle. Measure from the arrow rest side of the limb to the face of the cam, then measure from the face of the cam to the center of the string. Add the two together and then mark that distance on the tape. Then do the same thing on the idler wheel end. That will give you a better visual reference for lining the string up with the center of the bow. It won't get you exactly in the right spot, but it is a good starting point.

You do need to get that bow to shooting arrows right down the middle though. Sometimes it takes more than a little tweaking, even a little cussing sometimes, to get it right.

You should to go to Easton's website and check out their bow tuning guide.

www.eastonarchery.com

Another good place to get shooting and tuning tips is at Pauls.

www.paulsarcherywebsite.co.uk/

I sure wish I was there to give you a hand in person, allunit. It's really hard to figure out exactly what to do without being able to see the bow, the arrow flight and your shooting form. All we can do heere is suggest things to try. If all else fails, you can move everything back the way it was until you can get some face to face help.