Hi and welcome.
The Crawlers seem like a good choice to me. They perform best in bright guitar, as yours sounds like from the woods, and covers a wide range of styles. Since it has a warm, uniquely growly midrange and a present but musically rounded high end it plays very well with strats and such. It is in the contemporary section, but the effective output is more similar to the vintage hot range most people agree. It is perhaps the most compressed of the BKPs, though that is a bit like the least famous Beatle to a certain extend. A partial result of this though is that coil splits are another forte of this one, being perhaps the best ones in the range. Tele like character and actually sound like proper single coils.
I am a big fan of the Rebel Yell, but they are best in Les Pauls, which is really the oposite of what you have. They are on the bright side and bring dark woods to live. Not a save bet in this situation.
The only other option I would suggest is the Holydiver. It is a hotrodded PAF design that kind of picks things up where the Crawler leaves them in some ways. It is a bit brighter all in all, but still full and organic, performing well in bright guitars like superstrats. The added brightness can make it go to higher gain levels than the Crawler, which is great for cleans, rock, hardrock, and classic heavy metal. The HD starts more at hardrock and goes on to modern prog metal.
For the guitar you have, the range of styles you want, and the wiring options you strive for these would be my recommendation.
