In most cases, measurements are not required for us to build a driveshaft. If your vehicle is still configured close to the factory specifications, we typically already have the information needed to build the correct driveshaft.

Below is a guide to help determine whether measurements are required for your specific vehicle.

If your vehicle is OEM (original factory configuration), we usually have the necessary specifications on file to build your driveshaft.

In these cases, we simply need the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) to determine the exact configuration of your vehicle. The VIN allows us to identify details such as:

With this information, we can typically build the correct driveshaft without needing any additional measurements.

Vehicles with a lift kit under 4 inches typically do not require measurements. In most cases, the factory driveshaft specifications still apply or can be adjusted based on known lift configurations.

Measurements may be required if your vehicle has been modified from factory specifications, including situations such as:

In these cases, measurements help ensure the driveshaft is built to the correct length and configuration for your specific setup.

If your vehicle has been modified and measurements are required, please follow the instructions in our guide: How to Measure Your Driveshaft

This article provides step-by-step instructions to help ensure accurate measurements so we can build the correct driveshaft for your vehicle.

If you're unsure whether measurements are required, our team is happy to help. Simply contact us with your VIN and we can determine whether we already have the information needed or if measurements will be required.