Australian drag racer Warren Allen has unveiled a newly built Dodge Avenger, engineered for the Outlaw 315 radial racing category. Originally crafted as a Pro Stock car by RJ Race Cars and driven by Lee Bektash—who set a national speed record with it—the Avenger has undergone a complete transformation into a high-performance radial-tire machine. Allen, who relishes racing in various classes, describes the Avenger as a twin-turbocharged big-block powerhouse designed for serious competition in the Kenda 660 series.

The ambitious project was entirely executed in-house at Profab Motorsport Fabrications, utilizing top-tier components from renowned manufacturers. Central to the build is a Pro Line Racing Stage 2 481X big-block engine, complemented by twin Precision XPR 98mm turbos and managed through a full FuelTech FT600 system. The Avenger features a lightweight full carbon-fiber body, built with competitiveness in mind.

Supporting the power is a Protrans Performance Automatics two-speed lockup Turbo 400 transmission, along with advanced suspension from Menscer Motorsports. With final touches by Tony’s Prestige and Adrian at Airbrush World, the car is nearing completion and set for dyno testing. Allen anticipates mid-3.6-second runs once optimal tuning is achieved and aims to compete internationally, with plans to race in the U.S. next year, including NHRA events. With its high-performance components and Allen’s determination, the Avenger is poised to be a formidable contender on the track.



Source: www.dragzine.com