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they look fresh, have stainless bezels and are made by United Pacific in the USA so should last a very long time.
do this kit come with the bracket to install them to and what you think about just having two all red lights on each side and putting the reverse light on the license plate bracket
I replaced my rear taillight bulbs with these LEDs from Philips. They are much brighter than stock, and even brighter than SuperbrightLEDs brand. (I have some of each). I replaced only the rears, so the stock flasher works OK. If you replace the fronts also, you will have to replace the flasher as suggested.
BTW.......Get the red bulbs to shine through the red taillight lenses.....that's how they're designed to work. The white one are designed to shine through white lenses (back-up lights).
Last edited by C3 Stroker; Feb 3, 2020 at 04:15 PM.
No brackets needed, they bolt right on like the old lenses using the same screws. I think the white back up lights look much nicer than all red and don't require any modification to the wiring.
You can also use a resistor on the turn signals. I'll have to look up the brand of led's I put on mine, but they came with an inline resistor and work just fine with my stock flasher. The only thing is the resistors get really hot, which I did NOT like. What I did was take some zip ties and hang them from the frame underneath. I can't see any chance of them getting anything but the frame warm... when i was hooking them up to see how they would work, the resistor burnt my hand though. If I were to do it over I'd get the flasher upgrade.
