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No, thats how ive always done them, cause they have a radius on them, and otherwise you end up with the contact between the rod and the bolt being on that not on the head of the bolt.
surely this is standard practice with any hi-tensile bolt application, unless the drilling has enough clearance to allow the bolt head to get full face contact away from the head/shank radius? All bolts will have some radius where head and shank meet?
yeah, but when its countersunk, it leaves a tapered top, and i can't see that giving full face contact for the underside of the bolt?!
only needs enough to be certain that the face of the bolthead makes full contact with the cap face, no more. May well just need the edge knocking off the cap drilling.
You only really take the corner off the radius on the arp bolts is only quite small but as allready mentioned if you dont do it the 2 faces will not come together properly