Has anyone put LED's in their brake light and turn signals.

I went to superbrightled's and found a duel license/brake light bulb that looked really neet and I found the turn signal bulb's.

How well do they look? and do I need to install the load module to make the turn signal's flash properly. they will go on my 2000 WG

Thanks

 

Lots of us are using the LED's for brake and turn signals. Good and bright, should last forever. You will need to install the load equalizer or the sigs will flash too fast.

 

I tried just bulbs but they weren't that bright I might try these next time
http://www.customdynamics.com/harley...gnal_retro.htm

 

kuryakin LED rear turn signals. No load limiter for any of these (unless they're built into the light itself) They really light up the back of the bike now. I notice with the brightasslight that since it is so darn bright, people behind me at stops (when it's dark) stay a lot farther back.

 

I went with the Custom Dynamics LED's for front and rear turn signals, I also purchased the brake light assmbly, kind of expensive, but my buddies say it's bright as hell in the rear now.
These are not bulbs but the flat modules with around 50 little lights on them. I think these type of lights should be OEM, but I'm kinda of a safety geek.

 

I went with custom dynamics LED rear/front turn signals and rear brake light on my '09 FLHX. I also installed the module that makes the rear brake light flash 3 times than go solid. Outstanding product. I actually notice that cages brake sooner now behind me. Let's hope it stays that way...

 

I have Küryakyn front and rear. Very straight forward installation. I'm using the Panecea Tail Light in conjunction with the turn signals, very bright and they flash too. The FLHX doesn't have driving lights so I added their combo turn signal and driving light set. Look awesome and the extra light makes a huge difference.
http://www.kuryakyn.com/index.cfm/go...ID/3/IMID/1588
Since mine has an alarm I needed the load equalizer so they would work together and the signals came with all the needed hardware. They have a good instructional video too.