I want tail lights with more brightness & contrast

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These DOT-approved bulbs are interchangable:

Trade No. Filament Volts Watts Amps Candle Pwr. Life (hours)
2057 Low 14.0 6.86 0.49 2 5000
2057 High 12.8 26.88 2.10 32 1200
1034 Low 14.0 7.14 0.51 2 5000
1034 High 12.8 23.04 1.80 26 1200
1157 Low 14.0 8.26 0.59 3 5000
1157 High 12.8 26.88 2.10 32 1200
2397 Low 14.0 6.72 0.48 2 5000
2397 High 12.8 28.54 2.23 40 400
2357 Low 14.0 8.26 0.59 3 5000
2357 High 12.8 28.54 2.23 40 400


For example, I use a 2357 in the center light, and 2397's on the outer lights. The 2357 has a standard low filament like the 1157, and a brighter brake lamp; good for a normal running lamp wth a bright brake light.

The 2397 has a dimmer running lamp and a brighter brake lamp than the 1157; good for a bright brake light (or in my case, turn signals), but with more contrast due to the dimmer running filament (which also uses less power and produces less heat).