Street Spec Pack 1: Six Configurable Tuners

Street Spec Pack 1 groups six lore-friendly vanilla-edit tuners for street meets, drag nights and runway-pull roleplay. Each model receives the same Street Spec equipment set, with switchable drag accessories and cabin lighting alongside custom handling.

The cars keep their GTA V chassis identities while adding the street-spec body details and equipment. That common build sheet connects the different vehicles visually without making them the same underlying model.

Street handling and wheel setup

The custom Street Spec handling is tuned around grip, launch and predictable street behaviour. A dedicated wheel and tyre setup is intended to provide maximum street traction. Those driving and wheel specifications accompany the visible drag equipment.

The pack’s settings include crew showcases, car-meet scenes, drift events and late-night runway pulls. The cars suit a 20-car gathering. Each vehicle remains one of the supplied vanilla edits within those scenes.

Toggleable drag equipment

• Street Spec grille air filters
• Street Spec GAP cam
• Street Spec rear parachute

All of these parts can be switched on or off. Grille filters provide the exposed-intake appearance, the GAP cam can be enabled for a scene, and the rear parachute deploys for runway pulls.

The controls let the same vehicle move between its more visibly equipped street-spec presentation and normal cruising. A player can select the accessories for a drag shoot or meet display, then disable them for a cleaner driving appearance.

Lighting and cabin details

Rotors are colourable, glow behind the wheels and can be toggled. The headliner also has colourable starlights that twinkle when the dome light is switched on. The GAP cam’s glow is another controlled visual detail of the supplied build.

Every car includes a properly finished interior with working dials. High-quality exterior and cabin work follows the vanilla-edit approach, retaining the in-game vehicle style while adding the Street Spec details.

The headlights and rear lamps have correct lensing and emissive behaviour. They remain part of the normal lighting equipment alongside the more decorative glowing rotors and starlight headliner.

Included models

• Street spec variant #1: gstcs27
• Street spec variant #2: gstzr3504
• Street spec variant #3: gstsentgts3
• Street spec variant #4: gstjcr3
• Street spec variant #5: gstcyp3
• Street spec variant #6: gstcypt3

Each identifier selects a separate Street Spec build in the collection. The same feature set applies across the six cars, so the toggleable equipment, custom handling and interior lighting are shared elements of the package.

Geometry limit

• Each model: under 221K polygons
• Each model: under 221K vertices

The limit applies to both polygon and vertex counts across the pack. The six vanilla-edit cars have the same street equipment, allowing different GTA V chassis to carry grille filters, a GAP cam and a rear parachute. For a normal cruise, those accessories can be hidden; a runway pull or crew photo can use them alongside the colourable glowing rotors and cabin starlights.

Vanilla-edit foundation

The package is delivered as Vanilla Edit. That means the models are built on existing GTA V chassis, with the custom parts, handling and detail work applied to those vehicles. The result keeps the familiar lore-friendly vehicle identities in the lineup.

Individual releases are also available in the Vanilla Edit and Scratch Made categories. Those standalones provide an alternative for selecting a particular car from the wider Street Spec selection.

Server integration

Street Spec Pack 1 fits a standard FiveM resource setup. The vehicle resources are not framework-specific and work alongside QBCore, ESX, Qbox or standalone configurations.

Use the individual spawn identifiers in dealership, garage or administrator vehicle lists. Each entry refers to its corresponding street-spec variant, with the shared equipment available on that model.

Appearance choices during a scene

The grille filters, GAP cam and parachute are optional visible parts. They can be shown for runway activity or a photo setup and hidden again for normal street driving. The glowing rotors also support a toggle and colour change.

Inside the car, the starlight headliner supplies a colourable lighting treatment while the instrument dials remain functional. Outside, proper headlights and rear lamps sit alongside the selected Street Spec accessories.

The common specification is what ties the pack together: custom street handling, the traction-focused wheel setup, toggleable drag equipment and completed cabins. Different chassis can therefore appear in a crew lineup while sharing the same category of visual and mechanical modifications.

The final model identifier is gstcypt3. Like the other variants, it uses the pack’s shared Street Spec equipment, with toggleable visual parts and polygon and vertex counts under 221K.