hi guys. i just bought one of these guitars the exact same model in fact and was doing some research on them for this same problem. from the infomation i've gathered you can flip the tremolo but this results in it becoming unfunctional. every way to fix the problem that i can see all require you to modify/damage either the guitar or the tremolo. so its more a question of if you hade $3000 of your hard earned cash in hand and was looking at a mint condition wilshire, and your all ready to buy it when the owner tells you he modified the tremolo in one of these ways which one would you still hand over the money for? personally id go for the milling a few millimeters off of the bottom of the tailpiece as to the average person wouldnt ever notice but still fixes the problem. i know its drastick and alot can go wrong but when its all said and done youve fixed the problem and just about no ones the wiser.
well thats my two cents anyway
