[moscooter]

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Here is a copy/paste of the "extras"/mods....that I got when I purchased my ride from KGB.
After Market Equipment
1 K&N Air Intake System $461.99
2 5" Simple Engineering Stainless Exhaust Tips $135.00
3 Simple Engineering Main Radiator Fan $449.41
4 Simple Engineering Auxillary Radiator Fan $240.00
5 Simple Engineering Lower Radiator Support $207.99
6 Simple Engineering Antilock Brake Heat Shield $48.99
7 Simple Engineering Front Frame Stiffening Plate $254.88
8 Simple Engineering Hood Emblem Support $130.00
9 Simple Engineering Hood Struts $136.00
10 Simple Engineering Deck Struts $135.00
11 Simple Engineering Roof Struts $194.99
12 SSR Logo Valve Stem Caps $17.75
13 Two factory rear Crossmembers na
14 Car Cover factory option (new) $ 230.00
15 Factory Ball Mount Hitch $398.00
16 MGP Caliper Covers $230.00
17 Custom Tune by Joe Delano $260.00
18 ZZR Hood liner $195.00
19 ZZR Engine Cover $175.00
20 ZZR Engine Cover Insert $74.00
21 ZZR Hood Nose Emblem, Smooth $75.00
22 Dragon2U Billet Caps 6 at $20 ea $120.00
23 Dragon2u Polished Aluminum Radiator Expansion tank $410.00
24 Dash Stepper Motors Replaced 5 at $20each $100.00
25 MDF Running Boards $1,177.00
26 Bell Teck Lowering kit $ 424.00
27 Polished Billet Grille Chevy Emblem $ 44.00
28 Z06 Clutch Package $ 2,100.00
29 Clutch fluid changed from Dot 4 to Dot 5 synthetic oil
30 Tail Gate shaved
31 Optima Battery $ 215.00
32 Lloyd Custom Bed Mat $ 230.00
33 New Paint $3200

:| I'm curious as to what item#13 is all about. Seems like we talked about most of the items, but I don't recall him having any further info on that item(s). I've seen a few references to adding a rear crossmember, (why, I'm not sure).........So, maybe I have an extra too??? Anyone out that way, know more about this SSR and/or what #13 really means.:smile2:

 

[jackatg450]

#13

The truck came with a bar stiffener across the bottom of the frame. The frame has the 4 bolt holes and nuts welded for the 4 bolt Trail Blazer rear crossmember (much better).(Look under the truck at the frame just behind the door) Some (me included) opted to pay $49 for another bar to put in the holes. Not as good a the 4 bolt . (I replaced with the 4 bolt.).The best option is Mikes 4 bolt Crossmember for $110. Suspension / Frame

This cross member stiffens the frame to lessen the shakes, sqeeks etc when crossing RR or on rough roads. Much better handling.

Jack

 

[ROPE]

The rear crossmember from the factory is a single round bar and a lot of people have done one of two different changes. Being that there is already the second mounting holes because of the trail blazer frame some have replaced the factory one with trail blazer crossmember for better support. Then some have just put a second factory one on the second set of hole.

Jack beat me to the post

 

[abadssr]

Never heard of mdf running boards I think more like mpd1 Eric from Florida makes them and other fiberglass items

 

[moscooter]

Never heard of mdf running boards I think more like mpd1 Eric from Florida makes them and other fiberglass items

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I have no clue, the running boards on the SSR, blend into the front/rear fenders and look like what you might think would have been the original concept. Much better than the stock (stand alone) mounted running boards.

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[PokerGuy]

I agree Marc. MDF = Medium Density Fiberboard which would be very wrong on your truck. They use MDF to make fiberglass molds so maybe that's where it came from??

 

[moscooter]

Never heard of mdf running boards I think more like mpd1 Eric from Florida makes them and other fiberglass items

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OK, mystery solved. KGB has incorrectly listed the initials to describe the (source) of the running boards.

Here is the maker of the ones on mine.

MPD motorsports performance design – Chevy SSR / Running Boards

 

[kgb]

Just seeing if you guys were paying attention. Yes it is MPD and there are two factory bars under your R.

 

[moscooter]

Just seeing if you guys were paying attention. Yes it is MPD and there are two factory bars under your R.

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Hope ur havin' fun with your Chevy SS, and let me know what progress you're making on your older P.U. project too.:wink2: