LED Bulbs -Best Replacement?

[BIGSHCLUNK]

I want to update my 1157/1156 bulbs w LED's. After scrolling thru Amazon...    I dont know one from the next, but I will say some look very flimsy. I read reviews of bulbs destructing just trying to get them seated. If you did it, what did you use?

[three two barrels]

I've used both Phillips and Putco and am very pleased with both. The Phillips are cheaper but the Putco's are brighter.

[dodj]

Whatever you buy,  get LED's in the colour that matches the lens colour.  Red for tail lights, yellow for front signals etc.

[70vert]

I used Super Bright to replace all of mine. Quality is good, very bright and available in red/yellow/white (very important as mentioned).
https://www.superbrightleds.com/vehicle/1970-dodge-challenger-vehicle-led-lights?make=22&model=533&year=1970

[BIGSHCLUNK]

Another question - Has anyone had the "hyperflashing" issue?  What did you do to correct it? 

[70vert]

Interesting, I did not although I bought the special flasher that Super Bright sells for that issue so I didn't use it. In fact mine flash a little slow 
PS: Super bright has 15% off for Memorial Day!

Another question - Has anyone had the "hyperflashing" issue?  What did you do to correct it?

[BIGSHCLUNK]

70vert , yes saw the 15%. Then I started looking around... hence the flashing question. Thanks 

[Cudajason]

Whatever you buy,  get LED's in the colour that matches the lens colour.  Red for tail lights, yellow for front signals etc.

@dodj why is that?

[shawge]

Would have something to do with the spectrum of emitted light from the bulb.  White LEDs (warm or cool) would not have a lot of the red spectrum so the tail light would act like a filter and only allow the red spectrum through.  Given that there isn't a lot of red, the final color would look pinkish.  Red LEDs have mostly the red spectrum so the final color would be red. 




Edit: fix my speling

[dodj]

Whatever you buy,  get LED's in the colour that matches the lens colour.  Red for tail lights, yellow for front signals etc.

@dodj why is that?

What Shawge said.
Basically, if you go with white leds, they will 'wash' the colour out to a pale version of what it is supposed to be.