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The "Impossible" Clutch Trick That Forced NHRA to Ban 4-Speeds? Did the NHRA really ban the four-speed transmission to stop Ronnie Sox? We investigate the truth behind the legend. In 1970, the first race in NHRA Pro Stock history set the stage for one of the sport's most enduring myths. Everyone came to Pomona to beat Ronnie Sox and his pristine Plymouth Barracuda, but despite qualifying first and dominating the early rounds, victory slipped away. We look at the early struggles of the Sox and Martin team and the intense pressure of being the driver everyone was gunning for. This documentary examines the technical reality of the era, from the dominance of the 426 Hemi engine to the shifting regulations that defined the sport. We analyze whether the eventual rule changes were a direct response to one driver's skill or a natural evolution of technology as competitors raced to close the gap throughout this era of drag racing history. Subscribe to MotorVault for more weekly automotive documentaries, and let us know in the comments if you think driver skill or technology mattered more in the golden age of the sport. COPYRIGHT & FAIR USE DISCLAIMER Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976: This video is produced for educational, historical, documentary, commentary, criticism, and research purposes. Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act recognizes fair use for purposes including criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. MotorVault does not claim ownership of third-party archival footage, historical photographs, audio recordings, trademarks, or other copyrighted materials featured in this documentary. All respective rights remain with their original copyright holders. Any third-party materials included are used in connection with original narration, historical analysis, commentary, and educational storytelling to provide context and examine significant events in automotive and motorsports history. This documentary is independently researched and produced. MotorVault is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or officially endorsed by NHRA, Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, or any other manufacturer, racing organization, or rights holder mentioned in this video. Fair use is determined on a case-by-case basis. This disclaimer does not automatically establish fair use or replace the need for appropriate permissions or licenses where required. 0:00 The Legend of the Pro Stock Barracuda 1:08 The Secret Behind the Hemi Power 2:51 Mastering the Art of the Four-Speed 5:19 From Service Station to Factory Star 9:38 The Rivalry That Defined Pro Stock 16:10 The Lenco Transmission Revolution #RonnieSox #NHRA #ProStock #SoxAndMartin #426Hemi #Mopar #DragRacing #MuscleCarHistory #MotorVault
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