GTA San Andreas and MTA:SA

Vehicle Upgrade IDs

Find an upgrade

194 upgrades

Which upgrades fit my vehicle?

Hood vents and scoops 8

Vents 2

Spoilers 20

Side skirts 42

Front bullbars 2

Rear bullbars 2

Fog lamps 2

Roofs 17

Nitro 3

Hydraulics 1

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Stereo 1

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Wheels 17

Exhausts 29

Front bumpers 23

Rear bumpers 22

Other parts 3

Upgrade slots

A vehicle holds one upgrade in each slot. getVehicleUpgradeSlotName gives the name.

Slot	Name in MTA:SA	Upgrades
0	`Hood`	8
1	`Vent`	2
2	`Spoiler`	20
3	`Sideskirt`	42
4	`Front Bullbars`	2
5	`Rear Bullbars`	2
6	`Headlights`	2
7	`Roof`	17
8	`Nitro`	3
9	`Hydraulics`	1
10	`Stereo`	1
11	`Unknown`	0
12	`Wheels`	17
13	`Exhaust`	29
14	`Front Bumper`	23
15	`Rear Bumper`	22
16	`Misc`	3

MTA code

addVehicleUpgrade(vehicle, 1010)

removeVehicleUpgrade(vehicle, 1010)

getVehicleCompatibleUpgrades(vehicle)

getVehicleUpgradeOnSlot(vehicle, 8)

On the server, MTA:SA adds an upgrade only to a vehicle its list allows, and addVehicleUpgrade returns false for any other.

For 21 upgrades (the basic spoilers and two fog lamps) the server's list is longer than what players see: on a vehicle whose model has no place for the part, addVehicleUpgrade still returns true, but the part does not show. This page lists only the vehicles where it shows; each upgrade's page names the others.

On CIT

Upgrades are fitted at a Mod Shop (the red wrench icon on the map), in Chassis Upgrades. Each part costs $20,000, and removing one costs $5,000. The names on this page are the names CIT's Mod Shop uses.

Where this comes from

The IDs, the game's model names and the parts: GTA San Andreas' own data/maps/veh_mods/veh_mods.ide.
Which vehicle may take each upgrade and its slot: what MTA:SA 1.6, build 24149 answers (getVehicleCompatibleUpgrades for every vehicle, getVehicleUpgradeSlotName and addVehicleUpgrade, on a private test server on 15 October 2026). MTA:SA's source code (CVehicleUpgrades.cpp, github.com/multitheftauto/mtasa-blue) gives the same answers, apart from two typos fixed there on 22 November 2025 (upgrades 1145 and 1164).
The names in GTA SA's mod garages and their prices: the game's data/shopping.dat and text/american.gxt. Which cars the garages offer each part on: the game's data/carmods.dat.
The names in CIT's Mod Shop: the name table in CIT's own Mod Shop script (CIT's client script, run unchanged on a private test server on 6 October 2026). CIT's prices: the CIT knowledge base.
Checked on 15 October 2026.