RS800 spreaders

Track wobbles about a bit too doesn't it... It almost looks to me as if the goosneck is even more out of line as if the whole spar has twisted, but I find it hard to imagine that's possible. Must admit when I do spreaders I drill the holes for the second one in place so as to get them entirely symettrical as I'm not a good enough fabricator to do exactly even spreader brackets.
Think in this case you're just going to have to take the best compromise and juggle positions as much as you can to get things as even as practical.

Hopefully now with pictures...

Right, I'm really scratching my head here.. After a couple of years where life really got in the way of sailing I'm trying to get my RS800 sorted out and back on the water. One of the jobs I needed to do was replacing the lower spreaders (Holt mast). I got the new ones from RS and cut them down to the same length as the old ones (on RS's advice, they were about 30mm too long as supplied) being careful to cut the outboard end so I didn't disturb the inboard end holes. Set them up according to the class rules and was happy.. until I sighted down the mast. The port spreader has significantly less deflection than the stbd (the stbd looks correct, as it's at pretty much the same angle as the upper spreader).