My suggestion then is that you look up tutorial on how to set-up a new bow and start from scratch, then paper tune and walk back tune. If you start by just guessing where you need to be, you will be waisting a lot of days and be really frustated and in the end your bow will probably never shoot as good as it can.
By the way. my guess is that your Dloop need to go down( just a guess)
The only good short cut to this is to pay a pro to do this for you, but again you won't have the satisfaction of saying you did it. The time you will spend doing a proper initial set-up will more than pay for itself in time saved doing your final touch up. If you don't achieve proper arrow flight you will never get broad head to fly straight, even mechanical one.
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