In the second half of the 20th century nearly 50% population of United States used to live in rural America and street racing was unknown at that time. At that time racing used to happen on back roads or tracks and not on the city roads. A new method of racing was invented on the West Coast. In this you have to race within the urban environment. It gave birth to American Racing wheels.
Vividly portrayed in movies such as The Fast and The Furious series and Biker Boyz, street racing is as engaging and addictive as it is dangerous. Although street racing was already in existence prior to the release of such movies, both The Fast and The Furious and Biker Boyz have given street racing a boost in terms of popularity. More car and motorcycle owners have ridden with the fad and have customized their cars with neoprene seat covers, gas-guzzling engines, and have added other accessories outside the standard custom seat covers and car floor mats.