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I'm reassembling a Pitts S1 (that I purchased with the wings removed). With the stick in the middle the left aileron is lined up with the trailing edge of the wing, but the right aileron is high.

My question is, is there any reason a properly rigged aircraft would have the ailerons like this?

Thanks in advance.
 

 
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