Drivetrain

Shockkingz carries drivetrain components and suspension upgrade kits for builds that need both systems working together after a lift. Drivetrain components transfer power from the engine to the wheels and include driveshafts, differentials, axles, transfer cases, U-joints, and hubs. These parts work closely with the suspension, especially on lifted or modified trucks, where changes in ride height affect drivetrain angles and clearances. That's why suspension upgrade kits- such as control arms, steering components, and spindles - are often installed alongside drivetrain upgrades to maintain proper geometry, reduce vibration, and improve durability. Choosing compatible drivetrain and suspension components helps ensure reliable performance, smoother handling, and longer service life both on and off the road. 

Why Choose Our Drivetrain 

1. Covers both systems that shift together when ride height changes

2. Corrects driveshaft and differential angles thrown off by a lift or lowering

3. Reinforces suspension geometry with stronger control arms and steering components

4. Reduces the back-and-forth of fixing drivetrain and suspension issues separately

5. Available for a range of lift heights rather than a single fixed setup

6. Fits a wide range of trucks, SUVs, and off-road platforms

Features of Drivetrain 

1. Diff drop and driveshaft options sized for specific lift height ranges

2. Control arms and spindles built for increased articulation and stronger materials

3. Uniball and heim joint components allow for high-angle suspension travel

4. Hardware and brackets engineered around exact suspension and drivetrain geometry

5. Vehicle-specific fitment based on make, model, and lift application

6. Sold as individual components or grouped by application for full builds

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Differentials, driveshafts, transfer cases, axles, and the joints and hubs that connect them.
Often yes, since stock control arms and steering components may not clear at full travel.
Changing ride height shifts the geometry both systems depend on, so fixing one often affects the other.
Some components help with specific issues, but full compatibility usually depends on the exact lift height.
Yes. Fitment depends on make, model, and the exact lift or suspension setup installed.

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