Will it fit?? 295/50 R15 on 15x8" with -12 offset

[Dino]

The spacers at the auto parts store are not a bad thing as long as they are not too thick.  But yes, longer studs are required but they're easy to replace.

I was assuming the spacers would have studs on them but are you saying I can replace the studs in my drums with longer ones or is it time for me to take a nap?   

[cougs]

They are separate things.  Something like this this. 

http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Lugnut-C7102-5-Hole-Spacer/dp/B000CIPU6O

Remember, unless you have already long wheel studs, you need to get longer ones.  Easy to do, hammer out then pull the new one in by torquing on a nut with some washers.  See youtube.

[Dino]

They are separate things.  Something like this this. 

http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Lugnut-C7102-5-Hole-Spacer/dp/B000CIPU6O

Remember, unless you have already long wheel studs, you need to get longer ones.  Easy to do, hammer out then pull the new one in by torquing on a nut with some washers.  See youtube.

Ok, those are the types of spacers I see in the stores.  I installed RH thread studs in the ds rear drum this spring when I installed the new wheels.  I still had the stock LH studs.  I made sure the holes were clean and I did pull the new studs in by the method you describe.  I've never seen the longer ones, what's a good place to get them?

[cougs]

Try Summit, Jegs.  ARP probably makes them.  I don't remember what the knurl diameter is though.

[Dino]

Try Summit, Jegs.  ARP probably makes them.  I don't remember what the knurl diameter is though.

I still have the packaging for the ones I installed so I'll know when I get home.

Thanks Cougs!