V-LEDs has all the answers in the world to this problem on their website. Sounds like you did not install the resistors correctly, this happened to me the first time I installed resistors because I was trusting the wire splicer things you clamp down and they were not making good contact. Make sure the resistor is not simply in line but actually goes from + over to - ON THE TURN SIGNAL + wire and NOT the brake light +, and make sure it is making a good connection with the touchy wire splicers you probably used.
Or a MUCH BETTER FIX FOR THIS.... You can simply take apart the stock flasher and grind down one metal wire and make it flash fine with less watts than normal. The thinner the piece of metal is the less watts needed to flash without the annoying quick flash. Once again all these intructions are on the V-LEDs website, or on their Facebook page or just search online.
Here is one such article to get you started:
http://vleds.wordpress.com/2010/12/0...k-with-v-leds/
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