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Vehicle upgrade · ID 1136

Chrome Exhaust Upgrade 1136 · Exhaust · Chromer Exhaust in GTA SA

Chrome Exhaust, upgrade 1136, on a Tornado
On a Tornado, in MTA:SA
The same Tornado without it
The same Tornado without it
The part exh_lr_t1 on its own
The part on its own (game model exh_lr_t1)
Upgrade ID
1136
Slot
13 · Exhaust
Name in CIT's Mod Shop
Chrome Exhaust
Name in GTA SA's mod garages
Chromer Exhaust · $1,000 in single player
Game model
exh_lr_t1

Code

addVehicleUpgrade(vehicle, 1136)
removeVehicleUpgrade(vehicle, 1136)
AddVehicleComponent(vehicleid, 1136);

The first two lines are MTA:SA Lua. The last line is the same for SA-MP (Pawn).

Vehicles it fits in MTA:SA 1

GTA SA's mod garages

In single player the garages offer it on: Tornado.

On CIT

CIT's Mod Shop calls this part Chrome Exhaust. Each part in the Mod Shop's Chassis Upgrades costs $20,000, and removing one costs $5,000.

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.

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