FR Legends Livery Codes

wonder glare - S14 zenki

Wonder Glare is one of the most popular aero kits made specifically for the Nissan Silvia S14 Zenki – the facelift version produced from 1996 to 1998. It’s designed with a clean, sharp, and aggressive style that still keeps the original shape of the car looking balanced. It’s really loved by JDM fans, including here in Indonesia, because it looks sporty without being too over-the-top.

wonder glare S14 kouki

Wonder Glare is one of the most popular aero kits made specifically for the Nissan Silvia S14 Kouki – the facelift version produced from 1996 to 1998. It’s designed with a clean, sharp, and aggressive style that still keeps the original shape of the car looking balanced.

Secsy Style S15

**Secsy Style — S15 Livery Code** Clean never looked this aggressive. 🤍 All-white from bumper to wing, but nothing about this build is stock. Wide front lip that sits flush to the ground, aggressive side skirts, Volk TE37-style wheels in silver, and a tall GT wing out back that means business. Thurman Racing sticker on the windshield keeping it low-key. The kind of build that doesn't need graphics or liveries to stand out — the aero and stance do all the talking. Body decal, S15. 🔥

Nissan Silvia S13 VERTEX U.S.A x ONEVIA

This is the car for drift and speed enthusiasts. The S13 Vertex x Onevia is ready to let you feel every curve with an unmissable thrill. Don't miss out on the fun and drive the S13 Vertex x Onevia 🔥. This livery was 100% my own work; the Onevia body kit belongs to frlz.

Do-Luck Aero kit for S14

Do-Luck Aero Kit for the Nissan Silvia S14 delivers a distinctive and aggressive appearance inspired by classic Japanese tuning culture. Featuring a sculpted front bumper, side skirts, and rear bumper, the kit enhances the S14’s sporty proportions while maintaining clean body lines and a timeless street and drift aesthetic. Crafted with a balance of style and functionality, it remains a popular choice among enthusiasts seeking a refined yet bold exterior setup.

Lexus is300 XE10 1998 2.0

The **Lexus IS300 XE10** is part of the first generation of the Lexus IS, a compact luxury sports sedan developed by Toyota to compete with European rivals such as the BMW 3 Series and Mercedes-Benz C-Class. The project was launched in Japan in October 1998 under the name **Toyota Altezza**, before being introduced to international markets as the Lexus IS. The XE10 was designed with a strong focus on driving dynamics, featuring a rear-wheel-drive layout and a well-balanced chassis. Its styling stood out thanks to its chronograph-inspired instrument cluster and distinctive clear taillights, which became so influential that similar designs were later nicknamed “Altezza lights” throughout the automotive world. The car was awarded **Japan Car of the Year for 1998–1999**. Although the XE10 platform debuted in 1998, the **IS300** variant arrived in North America for the 2001 model year. Its most notable feature was the legendary **3.0-liter 2JZ-GE inline-six engine**, a naturally aspirated member of the same engine family used in the Toyota Supra. Producing around 215 horsepower, the engine earned a reputation for exceptional reliability, smooth performance, and strong tuning potential. The XE10 quickly gained a loyal following by combining Japanese reliability, luxury, and sporty handling. Over time, it became a favorite among enthusiasts and tuners, especially because of its connection to Toyota’s famous JZ engine family. Today, well-preserved examples are highly sought after and are widely regarded as one of the most iconic Japanese sport sedans of the late 1990s and early 2000s. . Did you enjoy the content? Feel free to visit my Instagram; I'm always active and open to new ideas. Enjoy ;)

Mx5 Miata NA 1989

The first-generation Mazda MX-5 Miata, known as the **NA**, was introduced in 1989 and quickly became one of the most influential sports cars ever built. Mazda set out to recreate the spirit of classic British roadsters, especially the Lotus Elan, while combining that experience with Japanese reliability and engineering. The result was a lightweight, affordable, and highly engaging two-seat convertible. The MX-5 Miata NA made its debut at the Chicago Auto Show in 1989 and went on sale as a 1990 model. It became instantly recognizable thanks to its iconic pop-up headlights, compact proportions, and friendly styling. Early models were powered by a 1.6-liter inline-four engine producing around 116 horsepower, paired with a 5-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive. Rather than focusing on raw power, Mazda emphasized balance, agility, and driver involvement. The car featured near-perfect weight distribution, independent suspension on all four wheels, and a lightweight chassis, making it exceptionally fun to drive on winding roads. Its development was guided by the Japanese philosophy of **"Jinba Ittai"**, meaning "horse and rider as one." In 1994, Mazda upgraded the Miata with a larger 1.8-liter engine, increased power, and several safety improvements. Throughout its production run, numerous special editions were released, helping to build a passionate enthusiast community around the world. Production of the NA generation ended in 1997 after more than 400,000 units had been sold. Its enormous success established the MX-5 as the world's best-selling roadster, a title it still holds today. Among enthusiasts, the NA remains one of the most beloved generations thanks to its simplicity, lightweight design, and iconic pop-up headlights. Did you enjoy the content and want more? Check out my Instagram, I'm always active and open to new ideas. I hope you liked the livery. Enjoy!

RX7 FD Midnight reshade

A stealth-focused, high-contrast JDM build optimized for Reshade setups, balancing a blackout body with vibrant accent pops based on

M-sports type B 180sx

M-Sport is a Japanese bodykit manufacturer known for creating aerodynamic aero parts that enhance both vehicle performance and appearance. Their designs focus on improving airflow, reducing turbulence, and increasing stability at higher speeds while maintaining a clean and aggressive motorsport-inspired look.

M-sports type A 180sx

M-Sport is a Japanese bodykit manufacturer known for creating aerodynamic aero parts that enhance both vehicle performance and appearance. Their designs focus on improving airflow, reducing turbulence, and increasing stability at higher speeds while maintaining a clean and aggressive motorsport-inspired look.

Silvia s15 Work's 9 Reshade

**Silvia S15 Work's 9 Reshade Livery** A clean, minimal reshade featuring a pearl-white to gunmetal grey fade, giving the S15 a refined JDM time attack/grip-style look. Pairs perfectly with bronze-face Work Meister S1-style wheels. Kept simple aside from a small windshield sponsor sticker — ideal for anyone wanting an OEM+ aesthetic. I know this reshade style is a bit outdated, but it's still worth sharing and using widely. Thank you. Creator: Neonmates

Mayhem Inc 180SX Missile

This 180SX is a tribute to the legendary Mayhem Inc build, the very car that tore across Japan in their iconic video. Faithfully recreated with missile-style flair, it captures the raw, lived-in feel of a drift car that’s seen it all. From the weathered body panels to the unmistakable stance, every detail nods to the car’s Japanese roadtrip adventures. ****