1000rwhp SS Chevelle 454

@chevrolet No traction control… that tail got loose every time it reached 90

@chevrolet 👀 lol too much power for that chassis, torque steer is crazy. This car is destined to be wrapped around a tree.

@chevrolet Dude… that’s about the coolest car I’ve ever seen. Happy for the guy who has that

@chevrolet Yea it's a pretty wild ride

@chevrolet Cop: Sir, Do you know why I pulled you over? Chevelle: Because I allowed you to…

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@chevrolet This one is better.

@chevrolet Turbo sounds like shit

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@chevrolet 454 SS

@chevrolet I'll never accept Electric vehicles

@chevrolet Not sure that's a real 70. Seems like some modern car made to look like a 70.

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@chevrolet It has the shape of a Chevelle, maybe even some Chevelle body panels, but I'm having a hard time considering that car a Chevelle.

@chevrolet He ain’t on shit. Let me drive.

@chevrolet Probably a carbon fiber one off, what is the interior from, a Camaro?

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@chevrolet Does anyone else got a boner🤤🤤

@chevrolet stunning car, but no point having that much power if you can’t use it properly

@chevrolet Proof that you can pitch lot of hp in a car butcher car can’t take it. This guy is afraid go gas it because you can see the car goes every where but straight.

@chevrolet Squirrelly at 100 and still just wanting to go is wild! Gorgeous car.

@chevrolet horrible traction. do that with an porsche or bmw and youll be able to hit the pedal all the way down.

@chevrolet Beautiful

@chevrolet Definitely Ai

Estimated cost breakdown 1. Base vehicle: SS Chevelle (1970 recommended) Cost: $40,000 to $100,000+ A true SS 454 is a valuable collector's item, and its price is determined by the vehicle's condition, originality, and year. For example, a 1970 SS 454 is the most desirable model. Many builders opt for a less expensive non-SS or base model and then add SS trim to reduce the initial investment. 2. 1000 hp 454 engine build Cost: $25,000 to $50,000+ A factory 454 big block was rated at 450 horsepower (hp), so achieving 1000 hp requires extensive modifications. A professional shop might charge $25,000 to $30,000 for a pump-gas engine build, which includes the following:Engine block: A factory block might not hold up to the power and will likely need to be a new, fortified, aftermarket block. Internal parts: Forged steel crank, connecting rods, and pistons are required. Cylinder heads: High-flow aluminum heads are necessary to handle the power. Forced induction: To reach 1000 hp reliably, a supercharger or a turbocharger system is needed, as is a race fuel system. Some builders opt for a custom crate engine, such as a Chevrolet Performance ZZ632/1000, for over $38,000. 3. Drivetrain and suspension Cost: $15,000 to $25,000+ The original Chevelle drivetrain is not designed for 1000 rwhp and would quickly fail. Upgrades to reliably handle the power include:Transmission: A heavy-duty, high-performance transmission is required. For example, Chevrolet offers a 4L75E-R automatic transmission that can withstand the torque of a 1000 hp big block. Rear differential: A reinforced rear axle and differential are needed to prevent breakage during launch. Driveshaft and axles: The driveshaft and axles must be upgraded to withstand the extreme torque. Suspension: A completely rebuilt and upgraded suspension is necessary to transfer power to the ground. Tires: Upgraded tires are a must to get traction. 4. Labor, miscellaneous, and final tuning Cost: $10,000 to $20,000+

@chevrolet NOT A CHEVELLE. MORE LIKE AN CAMARO WITH A KIT AND SUPPER CHARGED.

@chevrolet I don't believe it. 124 mph, you whipping past everything. Them mailboxes was going by at least 70.

@chevrolet Sounded quite too, like the mighty Buick Grand National.

@chevrolet I would be in so much trouble…

@chevrolet this would get me a speeding ticket for sure

@chevrolet … 🧐… sorry I like the ‘old’ versions. That high pitched whine just doesn’t make me Feel this car. 👎 🇺🇸✌️

@chevrolet Why does it look like it’s built on the present Camaro platform?

@chevrolet Why the hell cut away before we get to see the front.