New lift new questions

putting on the RE 5.5 LA kit, everythings going pretty good just waiting on the axles to be finished (getting 4.56's) Ive got a few things im a little worried about, I just finished putting up the 3 piece crossmember/ LA mounts and I have 2 extra brackets, and I don't know where they go. its kinda hard to describe what they look like, but I'll do my best from the top they look like this _____
/____/ they are U shaped from the side and they have 4 bolt holes 2 on each side. I have no idea where they go, and the instructions aren't very clear on it either.

Also, Im installing an Advance adapters SYE kit, I had a longer driveshaft from a parts cherokee but Im not sure if it will work because it is solid not a CV driveshaft, so In an effort to save money I am thinking about using a front cherokee driveshaft from a junkyard but Im not thrilled about that either because of how skinny the fron looks compared to the rear, any one that has used a front driveshaft in the rear have any comments on how strong it is or did it break the first time you went wheeling? or can I get away with using the solid driveshaft?

One more thing I want to use 4 rear TJ flares for fenders but Im having a really hard time finding a place to find 4 of them for a reasonable price, any suggestions?

thanks

CV95XJ said:

/____/ they are U shaped from the side and they have 4 bolt holes 2 on each side. I have no idea where they go, and the instructions aren't very clear on it either.

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Those are swaybar relocation brackets. They relocate the swaybar mounts down to maintain the correct operating angles and forward to keep the swaybar ends out of the springs.

CV95XJ said:

In an effort to save money I am thinking about using a front cherokee driveshaft from a junkyard but Im not thrilled about that either because of how skinny the fron looks compared to the rear, any one that has used a front driveshaft in the rear have any comments on how strong it is or did it break the first time you went wheeling?

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Use it. Just make sure the length works for your lift and that you won't compress it to the point that it breaks something.