The Baja Designs S8 10-inch hood mount kit bolts a 10-inch S8 LED light bar, two hood brackets, a wiring harness, and hardware onto a 2025 Polaris RZR Pro R, Pro S, or Pro XP. The manufacturer rates the bar at 6,324 lumens on a 4.2A draw and places its Driving/Combo pattern across lighting zones 1-4, so it reaches from near-field footing out to distance on desert trails and dune runs. This clear-lens version uses 5000K LEDs, which the manufacturer says produce light closer to daylight to reduce driver eye fatigue and improve terrain recognition. Compared with stock lighting, it adds a low-profile forward beam without cutting or drilling sheet metal, making it a clean 2025 RZR Pro R hood light bar upgrade for night riders and trail runners.
Fitment is listed for 2025 RZR Pro R, Pro S, and Pro XP models, while the manufacturer lists a separate S8 hood kit for 2022-2024 Pro R, so confirm your model year before ordering. The manufacturer describes this as plug-and-play, requiring no cutting or drilling, with brackets and wiring included. Owners on user forums have described hood brackets as difficult to aim on some setups, so plan to recheck alignment after the first ride. The S8 also includes an amber backlight, which the manufacturer highlights as a distinctive daytime accent for a 10 inch LED hood light kit.
The manufacturer lists this kit for 2025 RZR Pro R, Pro S, and Pro XP models. Its 2022-2024 Pro R hood mount kit is a separate product with its own installation sheet, so check your model year before ordering.
The manufacturer states that the kit is designed for plug-and-play installation and requires no cutting or drilling, with all necessary brackets, wiring, and hardware included.
The manufacturer publishes installation sheets for this hood kit in its install hub, under document numbers 44-8299 and 44-8300.
According to the manufacturer, the clear lens paired with 5000K LEDs produces light most like daylight, while the amber option is designed for dust, rain, snow, or fog by minimizing glare.
The manufacturer describes this kit as plug-and-play with no cutting or drilling, and the brackets, harness, and hardware come in the box. Follow the manufacturer's installation sheet for the 2025 kit (44-8299) for the exact hood mounting sequence and tool list. Owners on user forums say the main hassle is aiming: the hood brackets can make it hard to get the bar pointed where you want, and some owners have noted vibration at speed. Confirm the bar is tight and re-aim after your first ride. Some owners have moved the bar to the front bumper for better aim.
