My cousin broke the driveshaft on his 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 crew cab and looking for a replacement. It's a one piece drive shaft. Hope somebody can help me out in a deal.
							
						
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 Try Baron. He sells used parts.Originally posted by Jose View PostMy cousin broke the driveshaft on his 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 crew cab and looking for a replacement. It's a one piece drive shaft. Hope somebody can help me out in a deal.
 
 Or, depending on what exactly broke, you might look into getting it fixed. I know I had a driveshaft shot work on my old Bronco driveshaft and they did a great job for less than buying a replacement.
 
 I forget the name of the place but it is in Irving. They primarily do heavy duty stuff, but had mine in and out in no time. I will see if I can locate the place.
 
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 Inland Truck Parts & Service
 2339 East Grauwyler Road
 Irving, TX 75061
 (972) 438-1406
 
 Call and ask for the driveshaft shop.
 
 Mine came back looking brand new, re-balanced, and with a warranty. This was like 3 years ago.Last edited by Chili; 06-11-2014, 03:56 PM.
 
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 I've used them before, several times, and they've always done a great job.Originally posted by Baron Von Crowder View PostI can get a used one, but I would rather steer you to a rebuilt or new one. Those things create havoc when they come apart
 
 http://www.driveshaftking.com/Originally posted by BradMBut, just like condoms and women's rights, I don't believe in them.Originally posted by LeahIn other news: Brent's meat melts in your mouth.
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 I told my cousin about Driveshaft King and he had called them up. They quoted him a price of $350 for a rebuilt one and I think this is the best option. I didn't realize they cost that much, even comparing them to what it costs for my truck as well.
 
 Edited the post as I was posting from my phone (plus I've been drinking) and what I said earlier didn't make any sense.Last edited by Jose; 06-11-2014, 09:32 PM.
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 That's a LOT more than I paid. I don't think any of the work I've had done ever cost more than $150, but then again, I haven't needed any of that type of work done in 15 years.Originally posted by Jose View PostI told my cousin about Driveshaft King and he had called them up. They quoted him a price of $350 for a rebuilt one and I think this is the best option. I didn't realize they cost that much, even comparing them to what it costs for my truck as well.
 
 Edited the post as I was posting from my phone (plus I've been drinking) and what I said earlier didn't make any sense.Originally posted by BradMBut, just like condoms and women's rights, I don't believe in them.Originally posted by LeahIn other news: Brent's meat melts in your mouth.
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 Originally posted by bcoop View PostThat's a LOT more than I paid. I don't think any of the work I've had done ever cost more than $150, but then again, I haven't needed any of that type of work done in 15 years.
 Driveshaft shit has gone through the roof. Just one quick example, take a look at Mustang aluminum driveshafts. You used to be about to get a fox one new for $130ish in the late '90's, now they're $300.
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 Im hoarding a pair of those.Originally posted by talisman View PostDriveshaft shit has gone through the roof. Just one quick example, take a look at Mustang aluminum driveshafts. You used to be about to get a fox one new for $130ish in the late '90's, now they're $300.
 
 Also, the dodge one piece is aluminum, IIRC."If I asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses." - Henry Ford
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 Originally posted by Baron Von Crowder View PostIm hoarding a pair of those.
 
 Also, the dodge one piece is aluminum, IIRC.
 Didn't aluminum prices go through the roof about 6 or 7 years ago? I seem to remember an almost overnight catalyst. And of course most modern cars are utilizing a lot of aluminum to make up for all the added electronics weight. I'd really like to put an aluminum 1 piece DS in my '13, but those fuckers are like $700.
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 OK that would make sense and explain why the driveshaft is so fucking expensive. I mentioned to him the same thing about when I bought one for my Mustang it was like $175 or so (I think). Didn't realize they had gone up in price.Originally posted by talisman View PostDriveshaft shit has gone through the roof. Just one quick example, take a look at Mustang aluminum driveshafts. You used to be about to get a fox one new for $130ish in the late '90's, now they're $300.
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