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matt
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3/22/2005
02:04:22
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I have a Reg. cab, and was wondering if any model ever came with an aluminum driveshaft, or if anyone knows where I could find one, for a 2001 R/T
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Woodrow
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3/22/2005
21:42:19
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Have one made....
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hey
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3/23/2005
16:36:57
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look what i did! i used the SEARCH function for "aluminum driveshaft" and look what came up:
www.dodgedakotas.com/boards/gen/11937.html
www.dodgedakotas.com/boards/gen/7025.html
www.dodgedakotas.com/boards/v8/6620-1.html
www.dodgedakotas.com/boards/per/4614.html
www.dodgedakotas.com/boards/per/3653.html
these are just a few. 5 pages total came up!!!!!
AMAZING HUH?
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RaZoR1
Dodge Dakota
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3/23/2005
17:06:03
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My 2000 4.7 quad cab has one.
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dak287
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3/23/2005
23:23:01
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i would think the aluminum would twist?
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Martin
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3/24/2005
00:43:29
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Why would you think it would twist? Most new vehicles come stock with them and high hp drag racers use them.
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google
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3/24/2005
09:27:58
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hey hey, good one! at least it wasnt a request for the best intake or headers. those kill me everytime.
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alex f.
Dodge Dakota
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3/25/2005
11:05:07
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my 96 came with a stock aluminum driveshaft
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matt
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3/27/2005
21:34:45
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yeah, hey, I SAW all those. none answered my question. so F u ck off. thanks to all others that posted SOMETHING positive. anyways, I am NOT getting any answers still, I am looking for a Gen3 REGULAR cab driveshaft in aluminum... google isn't much help either, so don't bother suggesting it. I KNOW that the quads and clubs came with them as a weight reduction thing... don't see why the factory thought that would be best, but anyways...
an aluminum driveshaft is just as strong, its just lighter, reducing the amount of inertia, and torque/Hp lost to parasitic loss in the drivetrain. looks like I'll end up getting a club cab driveshaft and having it cut it fit mine.
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