What does SR stand for?

Street Racing

Street racing refers to the illegal practice of racing motor vehicles on public roads. This activity is not only dangerous to the participants but also poses a significant risk to pedestrians and other road users. The allure of street racing often lies in the adrenaline rush and the informal, unsanctioned nature of the events, which are typically organized through word of mouth or social media platforms.

Law enforcement agencies worldwide have implemented various strategies to combat street racing, including increased patrols, the use of speed cameras, and the establishment of legal racing venues to provide a safer alternative. Despite these efforts, street racing remains a persistent issue in many urban areas, often associated with other illegal activities such as gambling and substance abuse. The cultural portrayal of street racing in media and entertainment has also contributed to its glamorization among certain demographics.

Street Rod

A Street Rod is a type of car that is modified from a pre-1949 vehicle, typically an American-made car, to improve its performance and aesthetic appeal. Street Rods are also known as "Hot Rods" or "Street Machines."

Stress-Resistant

Stress Relief

Low temperature annealing for removing internal stresses, such as those resulting on a metal from work hardening or quenching.

Stress Relieved

Stress Rupture

Stretch Receptor

Strictly Rhythm

Strictly Running