Morimoto 2stokes have the nice cutoff in the fogs
https://www.ramforum.com/threads/morimoto-2stroke-2-0-led-fog-bulb-clocking.159230/
Page 2 you can see a test he did with bulb clocking
Thanks, but issue I have w/ morimotos is likely going to be the same as these Nineo IIs now described below in 2009 Sport foglamps, and a lower temperature which wouldn't match the 6.5K headlights.
The 9005 Nineo IIs produce a halogen like beam pattern from the front on a wall, but they do still have the issue where when you can directly see the LED from the side, like if you were to pass someone, it could be blinding as I see on the very far extremes that the beam is going higher. Its not as extreme as on the Hikari 2020s though, that advertise they can make a super wide beam (and thus can throw the light directly forward to a wide angle).
I think this actually happens on the incandescent as well, but being a more mellow yellow color and dimmer, its not as noticeable, and that black cap is relatively close to the filament so likely reduces the angle you could directly see the filament like an umbrella.
Good review on Nineo IIs:
https://www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/reviews/nineo-ii-led-kit-review.html
tl;dr: Nineo IIs are very bright, plug and play (no errors), and have acceptable blinding light-bleed issues at all by extreme angles to the far left and far right of your beam on foglamps. I'm likely just more **** about having no light bleeding above hip level, and driving around quite a bit tonight I was never flashed, and so am keeping these and definitely recommend the way these secure (clockable with allen wrench to lock down) over the Hikari 2020s that just use friction fit with o-rings for fogs. For headlights/highbeams I'm happy with the Hikari 2020s.