Stilletto GTR: Scratch-Built Supercar Tuning

Grotti Stilletto GTR is a scratch-made supercar for the upper tier of a lore-friendly FiveM vehicle selection. Its fully bespoke model includes original body, vent and interior work, with no vanilla mesh used as the starting point.

The GTR provides support for 26 tuning parts, a livery map and custom add-on audio. It suits an exotic dealership, a race prize or a high-tier character vehicle while retaining the Grotti design language of GTA V.

Scratch-built model and tuning

The body and tuning components are created from scratch. The 26-part selection covers body, performance and visual modifications, giving players choices within the normal vehicle tuning system.

A standard tuning shop or LS Customs setup can expose those parts. They accompany the original model design, allowing the supplied supercar to become an individual build rather than requiring a different vehicle resource for each appearance.

The exterior is detailed for close camera views and showroom scenes. Its silhouette remains lore-friendly, with the Grotti identity carrying through the custom panels, vents and wheel design.

Handling and rims

The vehicle uses custom supercar-style handling. The handling feels responsive and planted on corner exits. Custom rims match the Grotti appearance of the model.

Those driving and wheel features accompany the GTR’s top-tier role. A racing community or high-end dealership can use the same car, with tuning and liveries determining the individual build’s presentation.

Interior and lighting

Detailed modelling continues into the cabin. The instrument cluster has working dials, and the interior is built for the driving view as well as close screenshots. Its level of detail matches the supplied exterior work.

The headlights and rear lamps use correctly mapped emissive surfaces. Their setup provides the car’s normal lighting behaviour during night scenes, including wet Vinewood scenes.

Custom sound

An add-on sound profile ships with the resource. The Stilletto receives a distinct engine profile through this audio, separate from the vanilla supercar sound. The sound is included alongside the vehicle files.

The custom audio is part of the supplied GTR configuration, together with its handling, wheel design and functional cabin details.

Livery mapping

The included map provides the template for custom wraps and paint schemes. A racing team can prepare its livery, a dealership can develop a signature finish, or a collector can use a personal design.

The map supports faction branding and race-server artwork. The map is supplied with the vehicle so the artwork can be prepared against this specific model’s layout.

Livery work is separate from the tuning menu’s body and visual choices. Together they give the same GTR different appearances for a showroom, a team garage or a player-owned exotic, while preserving the underlying Grotti model.

Resource installation

The Stilletto installs as a standard vehicle resource. Place it in the server’s resources directory, register it in server.cfg and follow the usual resource-start process.

QBCore, ESX, Qbox and standalone servers can use the car without a specific framework dependency. An existing vehicle shop or garage system registers it in the same manner as another vehicle.

Primary model identifier

• Scratch-made Stilletto GTR: GSTSTILLGTR1

The spawn name is GSTSTILLGTR1.

Technical values

• YFT file size: 3.275 MB
• YTD file size: 3.443 MB
• Triangles / polygons: 129,340
• Vertices: 106,768

The primary GTR variant combines its original model, textures, 26 tuning parts, livery map and add-on sound.

Dealership and event placement

The Stilletto suits a high-tier dealership, exclusive job reward or race-championship prize.

For a meet or racing community, the livery map supports team and personal identities. For a civilian character, the same model can serve as an upper-tier Grotti, with its working instruments, detailed interior and custom lighting providing the detailed, functional driving-view features for this model.

The included tuning selection covers body parts, performance modifications and visual changes through a standard tuning shop or LS Customs. Artists can work separately from those parts using the included livery map for team wraps, dealership designs or a collector’s personal scheme. Detailed exterior surfaces and cabin modelling accompany working instruments and correctly mapped light emissives.

A private collector can use a one-off wrap, while a race team or dealership can prepare its own identity from the livery map. The GTR’s custom engine note accompanies its original panels, vents and detailed interior.