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Two posts and you offer no resolution to what was asked... nor referred to a product that accomplishes what was asked Third vehicle that I've used these bulbs in... never melted a lens because of a heat dissipation... two were daily drivers Do you have verified laboratory testing that proving...

There you have it... I am throwing my garbage into the fire and going back to incandescent bulbs.

The bulb is called a switchback bulb. It has both clear and amber led chips on it to change colors. https://www.superbrightleds.com/1157-switchback-led-bulb-dual-function-60-smd-led-tower-a-type-bay15d-bulb?find=1984-chevrolet-k30-front-turn-signal-light-bulb-base-5841019

https://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/flashers-load-resistors/led-marker-lamp-load-resistor-kit-sidemarker-led-light-hyperflashing-warning-fix/191/832/

The resistors are commonly available (ebay, superbright led), I did one before the plug on both sides. The bulbs are white and then flash yellow.

I ran a resister on the front turn signals when I switched to all led. I tried several different flashers but none seemed to solve the problem. My setup currently works with switch back bulbs in the turn signals, which might be a little fast and furious. But I like the difference in appearance.