Push the stem to the bottom. If the wider top section bottoms out on the steerer you're good to go.
OTOH- if it bottoms against the tapered zone at the base of the steerer, come back up 1/16" and tighten. You don't even need 1/16", probably less than 1/2 that, so there's plenty of margin to play with.
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