Meet the (nearly) 600-horsepower “Trueblood” 370Z
For decades, the Nissan Z-series has defined affordable, engaging performance, with the 370Z (2009-2020) line proudly carrying that torch. The example we have today is far from stock—it’s a deeply customized 2010 370Z Coupe hailing from Boerne, Texas, and it has been transformed into a street-legal track weapon.
2010 Nissan 370Z Supercharged Source: Exotic Car Trader
With 53,739 original miles on the odometer, this “Trueblood” machine doesn’t just look fast—it is fast. Featuring a vinyl wrap, racing seats, and a modification list longer than most grocery runs, this might just be the most aggressively tuned 370Z available right now. This particular 2010 Nissan 370Z is for sale on Exotic Car Trader, and you can check out the listing by clicking here.
2010 Nissan 370Z Supercharged Source: Exotic Car Trader
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A red-hot, wicked-cool exterior
If the factory solid red wasn’t enough, the owner of this example commissioned Techwrap to completely cloak the car in Trueblood vinyl wrap, contrasted by a gloss black roof. This car screams aggression from every angle, starting with the full aero kit consisting of an AMS bumper, wing, and hood coupled with a wrapped Zele front bumper and VRS front fenders.
2010 Nissan 370Z Supercharged Source: Exotic Car Trader
The lighting has been modernized with crisp Morimoto XB Headlights up front, complemented by subtly tinted taillights and a desirable JDM 4th Brake Light in the rear. It all sits perfectly over a set of striking Matte Golden Bronze Forgestar F14 Wheels that are ceramic-coated for an easy shine.
The cabin is where business meets Braum
While this example retains a sporty black and red factory feel inside, the stock seats have been rightfully swapped for supportive Braum Alpha-X Racing seats and brackets. The interior continues the high-performance theme with numerous carbon fiber accents and lightweight material on the custom steering wheel, door handles, gas cap, EVO-R carbon fiber center console, and radio covers. Despite the race-ready aesthetic, practical elements like Weathertech floor mats show this car is ready to be driven, not just admired.
2010 Nissan 370Z Supercharged Source: Exotic Car Trader
Unleashing forced induction fury
The heart of every 370Z, the 3.7L V6, is known for its reliability. In this application, however, it’s known for its immense power. The key to its reported 598 horses? A massive Z1 Supercharger Kit allows air to flow through powder-coated supercharger piping and a Z1 Ported Intake Manifold. Keeping this setup reliable are crucial supporting components, like Radium Engineering dual oil catch cans, a Z1 25-row oil cooler, and an AMS crank pulley.
2010 Nissan 370Z Supercharged Source: Exotic Car Trader
An ECUTek with a Bluetooth dongle (a specialized programmer) tells the engine’s computer exactly how to handle all that extra power. ISR Performance headers and High-flow cats handle exhaust that feeds into an aftermarket Greddy exhaust. Power is routed through the original 6-speed manual gearbox, now fortified with an ACT clutch and a Z1 CSC elimination kit, connecting to the rear wheels via a Z1 R200 limited-slip differential.
Final thoughts
This 2010 370Z is more than just a car with a big turbo—it’s a masterclass in balance. Every dollar has been spent where it counts, and the hard work, costly R&D, and the complex process of turning a stock Z into a real street beast is already complete. The “Trueblood” Z isn’t just a project; it’s a finished weapon. Your next adventure starts now.
About the author
Michelle Nati
Contributing Writer, Autoblog