Mechanic roleplay lives on choice. The more parts a car offers, the more jobs a shop can sell. The Cypher T2 lists 120+ custom tuning parts, so this Cypher T2 FiveM tuning parts guide looks at what that means for your server.
The Cypher T2 in brief
The Cypher T2 is a single lore-friendly vehicle resource. The listing calls it a FiveM Ubermacht Cypher, a custom T2 build for modern street presence. Ubermacht is a GTA V make, so there are no real-world badges on the car. More models from the make sit on the Ubermacht vehicle list.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Polygon count | 167,454 polys |
| Resource size | 69.5 MB |
| Tuning parts | 120+ |
| Seats | 2 |
| Protection | CFX.re Asset Escrow |
| Editable assets | YMT + YTD |
| Server build | FXServer 5181 or above |
Cypher T2 FiveM tuning parts: what the listing says
The page states 120+ custom tuning parts. It says players can customize bumpers, spoilers, side skirts and body parts. It does not name every part, so watch the video for a closer look.
In practice, a big parts list gives each player more ways to make the car their own. Two Cypher T2 cars in the same city do not need to look alike.
How tuning parts work in GTA V
GTA V groups visual parts into mod kits. Each kit lists the bumpers, spoilers and other pieces a car can use in a tuning menu. If you want the technical side, our carcols.meta guide explains the file.
Using the parts in mechanic roleplay
- Sell body work as separate jobs, such as bumpers first and a spoiler later.
- Build shop packages, such as a street look and a track look.
- Let customers bring a photo of a style and match it.
- Keep a showroom car fitted with parts to show buyers.
- Charge by part type, so a spoiler job and a bumper job feel different.
- Run a build contest where players show off their setups.
What the listing does not say
The page gives no speed or handling figures. Before you build shop packages, spawn the car on a test server and go through the tuning menu yourself.
Lore-friendly badge, tuner build
The Cypher T2 wears the Ubermacht badge, a make from the GTA V world. That keeps it in line with an in-universe city, even with a full body kit fitted. Players get the tuner look without real-world logos.
Browse the lore-friendly vehicle list to find other in-universe cars for your tuner scene.
What the photos show
The cover shows the Cypher T2 in bright green, parked by a modern building. One photo shows it in black with a rear wing and blue-tipped exhausts on a palm-lined street at night.
Another is white with a black ducktail spoiler on a wet suburban street. A cream version has glowing headlights among palm trees at sunset. The last is dark blue with bronze wheels on a stone plaza. Paint changes a lot here too, from bright green to black and cream.
The photos show both a rear wing and a ducktail spoiler. That gives a sense of how different the rear of the car can look.
Other features and one caveat
- Full vertex painting on a high-quality lore-friendly model.
- Breakable glass and bodyshell collisions.
- Working interior dials and 2 seats.
- Delivery to your cfx.re account through CFX Portal.
One point to note: livery mapping is listed as coming soon. The page describes a prepped layout for future UV mapping updates. Do not plan a livery project around it until that update lands. If liveries matter most to you, check the product page for updates before you buy.
The resource size also deserves a look. At 69.5 MB, count it carefully in your streaming budget.
Setting it up
The listing describes a drag-and-drop resource that you start through server.cfg.
- Check that your server runs FXServer 5181 or above.
- Find the asset in your cfx.re account after purchase.
- Copy the resource folder into your resources folder.
- Add an ensure line with the resource name to server.cfg.
- Restart the server and spawn the car to test it.
The car is standalone and listed for QBCore, ESX, vRP and custom frameworks. Your rights cover a single community, and resale or sharing is not allowed.
Cypher T2 FAQ
How many tuning parts does the Cypher T2 have?
The listing states 120+ custom tuning parts.
Does it support liveries?
Livery mapping is marked as coming soon, with a prepped layout for a future update.
How many seats does it have?
It has 2 seats, with working interior dials.
How big is the resource?
It is 69.5 MB, with 167,454 polys.
Does it work with QBCore or ESX?
Yes. It is standalone and listed for QBCore, ESX, vRP and custom frameworks.
Is there another Ubermacht option?
The page points to the Sentinel TTS, which shares the badge in a different body.
Worth it for tuner servers
For a mechanic-heavy server, the Cypher T2 FiveM tuning parts count is the main reason to look closer. Open the Cypher T2 page for the full details and video. You can also browse the Lore Friendly category.
