Has anyone used these in your driving/passing lights on your motorcycle? I was wondering about how "heavy duty" these bulbs are?
135740
There good for fog but if you need themi to illuminate the road Dont be reliant upon these lights because they're not that strong.
262249
Yes you can do this, I have put these on my motorcycle, I added a car blinker relay. During day light I switch to blinking and at night switch to on. These are super bright. I have not had any problem with them.
1804044
Hi, Wanted to let you know like all new LED lights its hit and miss I think we've only had one bad but it happened almost immediately I cant give you an hour length because with all LED lights it just depends on how well the bulb was done.That being said they last a long time for the price.
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.
1385799
Not at all!! They were a bit bright for my bedside lamp and I actually have plastic yellow tail light (automotive type) lens repair tape wrapped entirely around both bulbs. Don't if it is recommended or not but it works great. Also, I work graveyard shift and leave the lamp lit all night long while at work. I can actually hold the bulb after several hours of illumination and they are only slightly warm but never too hot to hold. Should be no problem whatsoever.
869775
I run headlights with 100 watt h4 bulbs, electric fans, and fuel pumps with them they haven't failed yet... keep some spares just in case and make sure they do not exceed the amp ratings.
1137155
I use them for night and rainy driving, and I think they're very good at brightening things up. I don't know if they block blue light completely, because I haven't anything to compare to. I just know they work for me and I have a pair in each vehicle.
2173836
Same as John below. I use them on a 160 LED set-up and love 'em!!!! They hold a charge forever with no Flicker or gradual decline. When they are Maxed out, they just go out instead of changing Color temp or brightness. They are awesome!
1377140
I've had very good luck with mine, and no issues. Be sure to use dielectric grease on the connections before installing the bulb. Its possible a lack of grease along with thr high wattage could be heating up the connection and shortening the bulb life. Use a plain paper towel when handling the bulb. Oil in even the cleanest skin can shorten bulb life.
157872
I'd skip them. They fall apart easily and take a Crap at the worst time. Had two in my plate lights. Got pulled over. They last maybe a month or two. They will wotk in any push in style bulb with matching base
2157220
Using them as fog lights on car but pretty much always on at night, mine are still going strong after about 16 months. Needless to say, don't touch the bulb with your finger when installing it (or anything that could leave grease/oil/whatever on it).
1062284
I'm sorry, I can't tell you. I havent gotten them hooked up yet so I can't even tell you if I am happy with how bright they are. I'm hoping with that many led's in them that I won't be disappointed. I mounted them on the visors of my truck so I'd have a strong light right over me. You might get online to Amico and see if they can give some technical data for you. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
626120
Don't know if it helps as I've only had them for four months, but no problems here installed in a motorcycle with always on headlights.
2015127
Yes, that is what I use them for driving my motorcycle at night. They do not darken much during the day.
1295976
Honestly i use them on the side and rear of my vehicle. I tried using them on my front (interior) but the suntint makes the white appear blue, I use a whelen slim miser for my frontward warning. I can send you a video of the lights working? Ive had them about 2 months and they work fantastic. There bright and move traffic great.
1869075
I used the bulbs in a vintage Mercedes Benz. I have zero experience with motorcycle lamp applications. Sorry mate.
1764946
Technically the wattage of these bulbs (100 watts) is above the average standard halogen headlight bulb wattage (55~65 watts), so you could get a ticket if a police officer was to inspect your car looking for "illegal" headlights. I have been using these bulbs as my high beam lights for over 6 months, and since I only use my high-beams when there are no cars in front of me or coming toward me, I don't foresee having a problem with law enforcement. If you plan on using higher wattage bulbs as your regular headlights or fog lights (my fog light bulbs are also 80 watts), I would suggest you just make sure your headlight housings are aimed low enough that you do not blind oncoming drivers and risk getting pulled over.