would these do well in projector style headlights
251417
I think they do well. They are pretty bright, not as much as some others, but the color is great and looks like HID. I am very happy with mine!
1001282
I bought some eBay led headlights that were rated at 150w. The results were not good. Put an HID kit in there instead and it was easily 3 times bbrighter , however the spread is horrible but I have yet to try to aim the headlights. I think that a stock halogen bulb with high output might give you the best balance. Best of luck. I don't regret the hids though, serious upgrade
1664261
I've mine in a 94 4Runner and they work well. They're not the brightest, but they do project enough to see with. They're at least equally as bright as incandescent bulbs.
1655483
I'm not sure, but I don't think these would be good for any headlight application.I've found them to be light duty - as the price indicates.
843122
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by illuminate the environment, but what I can tell you is that the projectors themselves are amazing. I got an HID kit when I put mine in, I believe I have 6000Lms in my HID kit, but in terms of how the projectors "project" the light to the surrounding environment-they do a phenomenal job. If you're asking about the halo's on the other hand, they don't so a good job of emitting light-they're only there to look good in slightly darker evenings when you're not going to have your headlights on but just the halos. You won't be able to drive with just the halos on at night-well not if you'd like to see anything. Hopefully that answers your question.
1515546
I wouldn't see why not. My headlights are non projector and came factory with hid and I have not gotten any issues with it
1488165
I'm sure they would...but i would definetly check with your local Pepboys or Auto parts store to make sure. If you are buying these headlights hoping they'll resemble HID's...do yourself a favor and just go ahead and purchase a HID Kit don't waste your time and money on these lights. They don't even come close to HID's. Hope this helped you.
1382700
I believe they would be bright enough, however, I'd be somewhat concerned with the beam width. These lights have a beam width much more narrow than a "flood" light.
304154
As long as you order the right bulb size for your projectors they will. The link below will give you the bulb sizes for your car. Hope this helps. https://www.sylvania.com/en-us/applications/automotive-lighting-systems/Pages/lrgmain.aspx
1934466
Yes, but not as well as you might expect. Size and extra heat pose problems. So does quality when it comes to longevity. Their light pattern is not always as good as a stock bulb configuration. If you are after a brighter bulb using the stock wattage, use a Silverstar or PIAA . even if they burn a little hotter, their configuration prevents them from burning the socket or melting the lens.
747733
I used them as headlights in my lawn tractor. They are really bright!If you have 1156 bulbs in your Harley now and you have the room these should work. They are a little longer than a standard bulb.
28024
Ehhh, not really because they aren't bright enough, it's the light pattern. These work fantastic for backup lights or work lights. For fog lights you want the beam to cut tight under the fog BUT these would work great to illuminate the sides of the road...be sure and get 30 degree beams to get as much light out in front of you.
191932
No they are not as bright as a headlight. I also have had issues of half the leds burning out I would not recommend.
1346403
Not sure i would think as long as you get the same bulb type they would work They are not as bright as HID just so you know
1606423
It is always possible to modify your headlights but I think these led lights might be too big. I would try looking for the "flatter" version of the white led lights.
47491
I don't think the projector is deep enough to fit an HID. However, the stock bulbs seem to be plenty bright...
548865
Go by bulb number of stock lifht. Also, if you have projector type bulb, the led may not fit