My SSR: 2005 Aqua Blur, 2006 Redline, 2005 Aqua Blur AKA Betty, Lil Red & Bubalou
No such animal that 'came off the line'
I took an Avalanche and seriously dropped it and it is still a 4x4, but I think trying to add 4x4 to an SSR would be a much much larger task, if possible at all.
My SSR: Silver on Black Final Prod 6 speed #23387, Signature #23, Signature #12
There was talk at one time of an all wheel drive version. There would be issues with tire sizes, which would need to be a match for a 4 wheel drive system to work, or you would need to have a really good mechanic calculating which gear ratios would work with the tire sizes.
All the components are in place, at least for an automatic version. The hubs are already splined, and the oil pan has the hole in place for the cross shaft. Find a crashed Trailblazer SS, and you should have all the mechanical components you need to do it. It even has a 4:10 gear ratio front and rear from the factory.
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Ray
No longer One of the "Blues Brothers"
Final Production Silver on Black/chrome/6-speed #23387
Signature #23
Signature #12 - The Gibson Guitar truck
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Need Help thinking of buying an SSR . It would have to be a 4x.Are there many 4x4's , mechanical problems, Thanks Ed
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SSR 1st Chevy/1st 6spd- Saw it, loved it, bought it. 
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