fiddlybits Senior Member May 3, 2015 #3 EXACTLY Bad example in this thread http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=162712
Tom Wesenberg Well-known member May 3, 2015 #4 Concave side always faces in, so the nut puts pressure to the high center of the washer.
Mike V. Florida Well-known member May 3, 2015 #5 Tom Wesenberg said: Concave side always faces in, so the nut puts pressure to the high center of the washer. Click to expand... Take a moment and think about it. If the thickness on the two manifolds are different the washer tilts. With the high side towards the nut it "compensate" for this tilt. In the picture below all the elements are the same size, the curved "washer", the black boxes are the manifolds, and of course the nuts. Attachments lens-types2.jpg 7.4 KB · Views: 4
Tom Wesenberg said: Concave side always faces in, so the nut puts pressure to the high center of the washer. Click to expand... Take a moment and think about it. If the thickness on the two manifolds are different the washer tilts. With the high side towards the nut it "compensate" for this tilt. In the picture below all the elements are the same size, the curved "washer", the black boxes are the manifolds, and of course the nuts.