I think I am doing way to much research on these damn LED's I sent the dude from autolunmination a email and he said this

Our charts indicate that the rear turn signal are 7507.

The 7507 is the same as the 1156, except it has 150 degree opposed bayonet pins.
We only have the 1156 with 180 degree opposed bayonet pins.

7507 leds may be hard to locate. I have not seen them anywhere.

One pin can be ground off of the 1156 bulb and the bulbs will work fine with one
pin removed.

We do not have a reference charts for the front bulbs. You will have to remove
them and matche them up here:

http://autolumination.com/technical_data.html

You will likely need load equalizers.

If using leds for turn signal applications, or in vehicles that have built in
dashboard bulb-out warning systems (such as BMW Mercedes and others) , load
equalizers may be required.

Use two 3 ohm equalizers if you have led turn signals in both the front and rear
(2 bulbs per circuit). Use two 6 ohm equalizers if you have led turn signals in
the rear only , or front only (1 bulb per equalizer). Use four 6 ohm if you
have an electronic dash mounted bulb-out monitoring/warning system.


SO please I am the worst thing when it come to electirc things, so someone please tell me whaich one to order I want the ones for the rear and front both amber
Thanks