Question for you experienced guys

[zombiekiller]

Damn that's a huge dog, Great Dane?


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cane corso. (he's a bit over breed standard, but he's always been solid muscle.)

 

[Jake17]

 

[Oldfart]

i'd urge you to take a look at the difference in crash test results between the two.

The lack of the b pillar in the scabs makes for scary crash test results. The screw seems to fair much better.

All things considered, the screw was the right fit for me. The huge flat floor makes road trips with my monster dog ( who is getting old) really comfortable for him. ( he is 180 lbs)

You sure somebody didn't sell you a pony?

Damn nice, I really like the shorter look.

 

[mr_beaverhousen]

Ford redesigned the SCAB’s frame for 2016 and now receives a good rating so I wouldn’t worry about that. No they didn’t crash a Raptor (I don’t think I could watch) but it should fare the same.

https://youtu.be/_V5WGkRZQOU

I love the look of the SCAB. Go for it! Be different.

 

[Stickman89]

Scab FTW






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[Ruger]

The SCREW is a foot longer than the SCAB. If you intend to park your new acquisition in the garage, you might take the time to use a tape measure to see if the SCREW will fit. If you have a standard depth garage, it's a good bet that it won't.

Since you're in the market for a new Raptor, you might enjoy reading what I went through to get mine:

http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f4/raptor-chronicles-3138/

It's serialized and all in good fun.

 

[Oldfart]

Scab FTW






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Awesome picture.

 

[DrippinRaptor]

SCAB has lower resale as it costs less to begin with.

 

[jabroni619]

I absolutely love the look of the scab but I want with screw. The added room has already proven useful after just 3 days. The extra 10 gallons of fuel also means I’ve got an extra 2 days before I need to make a pit stop.

 

[Spartan1]

This is worth a look as well if it is important to you.

2017 Ford Raptor: Comprehensive Guide to Maximum Towing and Payload Specs - The Fast Lane Truck