Contenderman, I wouldn't go messing with your center shot on what I posted. All I'm saying is if the arrow isn't leaving the bow perfectly straight my blazer vaned arrows w/slicktricks would make some noise getting to the target.
The slicktrick is a very foregiving head and may allow your center shot to be slightly off and still hit with your fieldpoints.
You say you tuned your bow with that arrow (and that's what the slicktrick literature tells you to do). One way to check your state of tune is to shoot an arrow at 10 yards, step back to 15, then 20, then 25, then 30. All arrows should be pointing back at you- directly (if your shooting a release).
I use the muzzy 3 blade test before hunting with Mechanicals/slicktricks. If I can get them flying true at 30 yards then I know my other tips are also hitting the target with the arrow directly behind them.

The day I heard the difference I was adjusting my rig's center shot attempting to bring my Fieldpoints and broadheads together. The more I moved my CC out the louder the arrows flight became. It was still slamming the target at 20 yards good, just correcting itself (fishtailing) on it's way there.

With all that posted maybe I'm not hearing the noise because the fastest I've ever flown a slick trick was 272fps.

And to add to what Sniper151 posted- I always make my 4 blade broadheads look like a t on the arrow at full draw and not an X (main or one blade vertical, not diagnal). I doubt this helps any, I just feel better about it. I shoot cock vane up so this gets 1 of the 3 vanes lined up.
Try it, you never know.

Now you've got my curiosity peaked. I will, tomorrow morning, go shoot a slicktricked arrow followed by a 4 blade stinger and listen for any difference. They only go downrange at 255fps out of the rig I'll be using. But that's as good as I can do right now. (my main rig is still in maintenance mode)