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carb slide different height

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So one of my carb slides appears to go much lower then the others.
Three slides go down to about a cm from the bottom and the last one (leftmost) seems to go all the way down. This a normal thing? isnt it bolted directly to that bar?
 
it may be bolted in the wrong place preventing the other 3 from closing properly. try backing off the clamp screw on the bar and see if the other 3 drop down
 
What bike do you have?

Specifically, what year?

That will help us determine which carbs you have (unless you have changed them).

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Its a '79 GS550L and i opened the top cap thingies and found a bolt with a flat head screw through it, loosening the bolt and then loosening the screw seems to have made the other carbs go down but i bet there is a proper way to tune this...?
 
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