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The one you linked to is regular bits and the one in the flyer is the RBRT bits version

If you click on your second link at the bottom it says adaptor for cooling system cap on those items . Those are the radiator cap adaptors.

this will tell you

If you combine it with the 78825 bearing kit you pretty much have a Hub Grappler kit minus the book for 1/3 the price.

If you look at the second pic, the bottom of the ratchet has a 17mm hex portion. You place the socket in a 17mm ratcheting wrench to create an ultra low profile ratchet/socket combo like the third pic.

I was just looking at Witte screwdrivers yesterday and noticed that Amazon.de had the sets for a reasonable price

OTC makes a stubby set part # 5942 that has a hex end that you can turn with a wrench for even more clearance.

You can also get a Duralast one down at your local Autozone. Part Number: 73-872

I found this pic that shows what to do

Lisle 30500 pliers for earless cv clamp

HeadLOK SpiderDrive

I ordered the large wrenches and took a chance on the $20 back in points. I got them a day later and used them to buy the craftsman tappet wrenches and the multimeter that where on sale.

I got the 20/8 metric set and 20A/6 sae set for $152 shipped to CA from Amazon.de. You just go to Amazon.de go to the bottom and change the language to English, search for stahlwille 20/8 and when you find it click on the sold by other sellers and select Amazon as the seller. I have Amazon Prime...

This thread has links to buy the stahlwille sets from amazon.de for a good price http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=337774

I think autozone rents this in the loan-a-tool program https://www.amazon.com/OEMTOOLS-27035-Coil-Spring-Compressor/dp/B003A18KCQ/ref=sr_1_20?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1474083425&sr=1-20&keywords=spring+compressor or there is this...

https://www.amazon.de/gp/aw/d/B001D2X9TI/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?__mk_de_DE=ÅMÅZÕÑ&qid=1473402637&sr=8-7&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=stahlwille+20&dpPl=1&dpID=51bm1cZbujL&ref=plSrch

I ordered the metric and standard set and both showed up and look great.

Yes, use a nut or the threads will mushroom. Some people suggest using a bungee cord through the gap on the tool so it doesn't fall when it pops loose. Also be cautious of what kind of suspension the vehicle has. A coil spring front end needs a jack under the lower control arm to keep tension on...

A quick google search came up with this http://www.ppe.com/15cat/0214.pdf or https://www.imscompany.com/ProductNavigation/ProductDetail/General-Molding-and-Extrusion-Supplies/Mold-Maintenance-Tools,-Limit-Switches,-Insulation-and-Accessories/Brass-Rods

I think I saw that it was today http://www.socaltoolswap.com/