Hey everyone, i recently purchased an rg550 with an original edge trem. I took the guitar in for a setup and right afterwards the bridge was perfectly level, action felt great, etc. However, when i got back home with it, the strings all went flat due to the fact they were still stretching. So with that said I unlocked the nuts and stretched the strings out and tuned continuously until they were good to go. After completing this process though, I noticed the back of the trem was angling upwards. This seems to have affected the action and the strings just feel all around looser compared to what im used to. I'm assuming this is a problem due to the way it now feels and because I've always been told the trem needs to be flush with the body. Its not a terrible angle but it's definitely noticeable. So anyways, what I'm asking is if I did something wrong when stretching the strings and if so how to perform the task properly in the future without affecting the trem angle. Also, if this is considered to be a problem should I go about adjusting the claw in back to counteract the tension on my own? Any help is appreciated as I'm new to these kinds of bridges and do not know very much at all about setting up guitars. I don't want to make it worse by trying to fix this on my own, but I don't know if it's necessary to take it in again. I was also wondering if it would go back to normal with a new string change and a correct method of stretching. Thank you for your time