Chevrolet: Chevelle Ss on 2040-cars
Welchs Creek, Kentucky, United States
1970 Chevy Chevelle 2dr Big Block. The car is super solid and front to back basically a brand new car. I'll start with the drive train. It's a period correct 454 bored and stroked to a 496 cubic inch monster. It has ported and polished aluminum GM heads that you can stick your fist into exhaust ports. Has Harland Sharp roller rockers and a hydraulic roller cam with double roller timing chain. Bottom end has a forged crank eagle rods main girdle and JE pistons. Compression is 12.1 and needs premium gas ran. Intake is a port matched Victor Jr intake and 850 Holley carb. All ignition is MSD. Has a built 400 turbo with 4000 stahl converter reverse manual valve body and Hurst ratchet shifter. Trans shifts firm with no slips or leaks. Trans is capable of supporting 1500hp. Rearend is a built 12bolt with Detriot locker hardened 31 spline axles and a 373 gear. It can spin the tires at 30mph kick. The motor is estimated at an easy 550hp. There is less than 2000 miles on complete running gear.
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