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If you use standard white led bulbs the color gets washed out. I use these available in red and amber, MUCH brighter but with more COLOR LED LIGHTS!

You just need an led flasher relay

I hope you're not installing cheap LED bulbs.

I want to use LED bulbs all around as well. Did you use an LED flasher as well?

Is there a quality LED replacement bulb for the bulbs in the 66/67 instrument cluster that is brighter? One that someone has actually used? Also preferably ones that are dimmable but there may not be such a thing.

Don't forget the LED bulbs while you're in there.

As I said in my previous comments I’m planning to use Digi Tail led tail lights that are $295 a set. They are much brighter than any led bulbs. They provide another level of safety just like the Daytime Running lights that I am trying to figure out in this post. Here is video of them:

Not a bad idea whether your using LED or stock bulbs.

See my post #3 @Kern Dog https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/led-tail-light-bulbs-67-gtx.189553/#post-911511042

??? Are you expecting them to melt or what ??? I installed LED bulbs on all exterior lights (Amazon). I keep the parking lights on - even at shows - they consume virtually no power.

Hi Dan My 1966 Coronet takes 158 bulbs from the factory. So did your instrument panel take any of the 158/168/194 bulbs? If so, did you use the super brights? Polarity issues with the 158/168/194 bulbs? Or was it all BA9s? How did they work out? Thanks, Ben Just up I64 and 30 North, Aylett. VA

I ordered up LED units for my 67 wagon. I also ordered a flasher unit for the LED's. Got all of the exterior bulbs in, switched out the flasher, but no functioning there. Then I remembered there was another LED flasher with a separate ground lead on it. Got that today, tried it out, still no...

...out. Got them from classic in a week. I gotta tell you I am VERY impressed with the results. Very good quality and instructions. I had previously installed just the LED bulbs and they were certainly better than the incandescent bulbs but nowhere near the Digitails. I highly recommend them.

I watched the video and the Putco's are by far the brightest. With the brake lights on, the perimeter is red but the center is bright white, more like a headlight. I'd want a brighter red brake and taillight, rather than just brighter. Just one man's opinion.

...bulbs were already LED when we moved in, and I replaced most of the others that weren't. We have probably 50+ small 'can' lights that are all LED. I've replaced 2 in 7 years. Some of the other LED bulbs don't last nearly as long, but overall far, far longer than any incandescent bulbs I use.

All of the factory lights will be eliminated. The led lights are already built into the gauge cluster.

After researching the forums I am going to get my bulbs from here https://www.superbrightleds.com/vehicle?find=1974-plymouth-roadrunner-6955885&sid=eUgV9R6gDH The correct incandescent bulb for my 74RR instrument cluster is 158. This LED bulb says 168. My question is this the right bulb and...

I bought LED bulbs to replace the CFLs a few years ago. Most were Ecosmart brand purchased at Home Depot. I kept the boxes and receipts. The first couple years the LED bulbs were lasting about 3-6 months. I would pack the burned out LED bulbs when I had a full box and return to HD for...

...courtesy lights in my '70 Charger, just waiting on one more item to arrive from Amazon...I'll post it in Grendel's project thread. Those bulbs you linked are the more modern wedge slot type, though. You can buy LED bulbs, like the #57's, that have the original push-and-twist round metal bases.

I’ve had a lot of early led bulb failures. Also had problems with led bulbs in exterior motion detector and photocell fixtures, both rapid flashing and just plain failures.