Rocket Bunny - Nissan 350Z

Gloss black over a widebody kit, with white-lettered tyres, marks this out as a build car. A strut-mounted rear wing stands tall behind the roof, and one code covers it.

Putting the FiveM GTA5 Rocket Bunny - Nissan into your fleet

Use tolz350pandem as the spawn name. Unbranded Car Pack D is the pack that supplies it. Install the resource, ensure it in server.cfg, then restart the server. The same name works for garages, dealerships and admin spawns.

What you see in the shots

The front three-quarter shot places the gloss black car on a suburban street, wide arches over white-lettered tyres. The rear view shows the strut-mounted wing standing above the boot and red taillights below. The kit changes the shape enough that it reads as a custom job rather than a stock car with a wing bolted on.

Numbers on file

• Poly count: 275.020
• .yft size: 8.5 MB
• .ytd size: 2.5 MB
• Tuning parts: 7

Only a handful of tuning parts sit on it. That is enough for small changes without a long mod shop menu. Those file figures are what your server has to ship to every player, so weigh them against your current fleet.

Notes for server owners

Test it on a quiet server before a busy night. Spawn it, drive it, then watch the resource monitor while a few players are online. Problems show up faster with traffic than they do on an empty map. If something looks wrong, restart the single resource rather than the whole server.

The real 350Z and the kit

Nissan sold the 350Z in Japan and America as an affordable rear drive coupe, and tuners adopted it almost immediately. Rocket Bunny is the Japanese body kit house that bolts riveted arches onto cars exactly like this one. That suits a drift crew or a show build. Delivered debadged, with badges and logos removed.

Roleplay uses

Drift nights, tuner meets and street racing crews all fit. The white lettering on the tyres is a small detail players notice fast. Buy it as part of Unbranded Car Pack D. More debadged models sit on the Nissan vehicle hub. The 2023 Nissan Z page is worth a look too.