Slappy said: I think the smooth side faces away from the operator. I have extensions on my H and like them as well.
They have a slight lean outward, away from the operator. The edges are rolled away from the operator. The smooth side is the operator side.
Here are a couple M's
Here is one on an H that shows the lean
And the same H, different angle.
All of the ones shown have extensions, and you can see where the fender would be if it didn't. And if you installed the the wrong way they would lean in on the operator even more, cramping the area even tighter.
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