Running boards mounted on opposite side?

[Nolo0125]

Anyone else see this video...Interesting...thoughts?

I already flipped mine and now I can reach my windshield from the step whereas before I couldn’t.

 

[Gumby]

I would say they were on backwards originally. Just by the holes they don't make sense. BUT I have a gen1 what do I know.. LOL

 

[EricM]

The orientation of the "Raptor" lettering punched into the board makes it 100% obvious which way it should be IMO.

It reads the same both ways- but I feel like the Raptor logo would be up front, not mid-ships.

 

[Dave__P]

I would say they were on backwards originally. Just by the holes they don't make sense. BUT I have a gen1 what do I know.. LOL

Hahaha

 

[Dave__P]

I already flipped mine and now I can reach my windshield from the step whereas before I couldn’t.

Oh man can't wait for that haha don't have to climb on the tire anymore

 

[butts182]

They are on backwards! Watch the video then look at the picture of my wife’s Gen 2 SCAB. Notice how small the “front” section with holes is. That should be by the small rear door. Other than that, there’s no difference between the SCAB and SCREW running boards. Case closed.

 

[butts182]

I’ll be switching them today. Just did mine on my Gen 3 after having a laugh after looking at hers!

 

[HighwaySentinel]

This is the same guy that put that hideous spoiler thing on the cab of his truck. This he got right though. Nice find.

 

[NateMob]

I'm planning on swapping mine to have the Raptor up front also. Looks better and will keep solids from building up from going thru the holes.

 

[Dave__P]

They are on backwards! Watch the video then look at the picture of my wife’s Gen 2 SCAB. Notice how small the “front” section with holes is. That should be by the small rear door. Other than that, there’s no difference between the SCAB and SCREW running boards. Case closed.
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Wow yeah there ya go!