What is the difference between the regular 1970 Chevelle's and the SS models?
the SS in Chevelle SS stood for a Super Sports packageThere were a couple of different packages, but all basically featured a beefed up suspension, larger engine and inproved air intake As the SS 396, it cost $446 and came with a 350-bhp 402-cid V-8, power front discs, F41 suspension, Polyglas F70x14s, and a domed hoodFat dorsal stripes were optional, but were included with the new $147 cowl-induction hood, which had a flapper near the base of the windshield that opened at full throttle to feed air to the engineThe SS 454 package cost $503 and included a 360-bhp hydraulic-lifter 454 called the LS5Then there was the LS6This was the take-no-prisoners 454, with a 800-cfm Holley four-barrel on an aluminum manifold, 11.25:1 compression, solid lifters, four-bolt mains, forged steel crank and connecting rods, forged aluminum pistons, and deep-groove accessory pulliesNo production engine ever had a higher factory horsepower rating.
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