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Posted by Tector
 - October 31, 2020, 18:54:37 PM

In the interest of safety, I'd like to increase the light output on my 1999 1500-- I don't want to change any of the light fixtures, I'd just like to get more light output from each.  Does anyone have any recommendations for this?  By the way, in addition to the stock turn signals (front and back), tail/brake light, and headlight, I have the Kawasaki light bar (two spot lights).

I know that a common option is replacing incandescent bulbs with LEDs.  Which might work for the headlight, tail/brake light, and spot lights, but I have heard that they aren't a plug-and-play option for turn signals, since the current they draw is so much lower than stock that they make the signal flash much faster, making it tough for other motorists to "read" the signal.  But believe me, I am no electrician.  Which is why I'm looking for recommendations for plug-and-play options, if there are such.

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