They will probably ghost/flicker in this era of Bally, but the new 1SMD bulbs from Pinball Life work great in inserts.

I think it would probably be OK in home use since it will be on a fraction of what it would in route.

Don;t know aboot this title specifically, but I imagine you will have to make adjustments to make the LEDs work correctly.
You can solder resistors on all the insert lamps.
But cheaper jumper boards https://www.cometpinball.com/products/bally-stern-flicker-eliminator
Buy more expensive replacement boardhttps://allteksystems.com/collections/pinball-replacement-board-products/products/ultimate-led-lamp-driver-boards

Hmmm....whats the otehr board I'm trying to think of?

From Hans?

https://www.siegecraft.us/presta/index.php?id_product=44&controller=product&id_lang=1

Ah that's another one...I had wondered if that was the same as the Comet one I linked?
I was thinking Weebly

https://nvram.weebly.com/new-pcbs.html

If you are going to use boards to swap to LEDS you DO NOT want to use ghostbusters.
1smd Warm White frosted will work in the most applications and look the most stock.
Comet, pack of 50s or whatever you need.

Ghostbuster LED's are made for machines that have lamp matricies (williams, mainly) - not bally/stern. LED's flicker in Bally/stern games because of the software timing of bulbs turning on/off - not all bulbs will do it, it depends on where they are in the sequence.

I've converted my MPU200 Quicksilver to LEDs and added flicker eliminator kit. GI seems good, but so many of the inserts are flickering like crazy. Any thoughts? LEDs aren't anything too fancy, but they weren't cheap.