I don't have any experience with the LEDs you mentioned, but I have had a great experience with these LEDs from superbrightled.
Seven years since I put them in and they still work great.
From my build thread.
Lets start with tail lights , signal lights , license plate lights and back up lights.
Dash lights have also been purchased and will be changed over on a later post.
Well, here they are LED 1157`s.
They are red and look better in person than in the photo.
Was using the brighter 1158`s but they made the tail light look pink.
Now the turn signals are impressive.
The bulb looks weird but they are hidden behind the lens.
They are white in park mode...
and they are Amber in turn signal mode...
( they are more amber in person)
Now of course it wasn't that easy.
I broke one of my turn signal pigtails and the brake lights were destroyed as the sockets had corroded to the bulb.
( and they are only two years old.)
Also had to change the flasher to an electronic version.
Part numbers...
superbrightleds.com
2. 1157-R3W-G: Red ( Tail lights )
2. 67-CW12-G: Cool White ( License plate lights , 2 for a wagon )
2. 1157-AW60-SA: Amber White ( Front parking light, white for park ,amber for signal )
Dimable lights
9. BA9S-CWHP5: Cool White ( dash lights )
2. BA9S-GHP5: Green ( signal lights )
3. BA9S-RHP5: Red ( oil, generator and high beam ) ( almost went blue for high beam )
2. 1156-CW3W-G: Cool White
The dash lights don't dim much.
There may be better dimming LEDs out there.
) The dash lights are more of a sideways move so far. Although they should last a lot longer than incandescent bulbs. The dome light should also be much brighter. One thing to remember is the cool white bulbs are very white as compared to incandescent bulbs which look brownish. Makes the interior colors stand out. ( Whiteness is measured in Kelvin, the higher the Kelvin the whiter. Learned that when I rewired the house and installed LED bulbs with a 5000 Kelvin rating. I really like them and could never go back to "warm" color bulbs in the house.)
