Baja Designs 440083UP is a complete fog pocket lighting package for the Ford Bronco with the steel bumper. It pairs Squadron 2.0 Sport spot pods with S2 Sport clear driving/combo lights and S2 SAE Baja Amber fog lamps, and the "w/UP" designation identifies the upfitter-harness version. Compared with stock, this setup adds real trail reach. The manufacturer rates each Squadron 2.0 Sport pod at 3,200 lumens and 30W, with new optics designed to cut wasted spill. The amber S2 SAE fog lights help you see through dust and bad weather, and the 4-pin Deutsch connector and nine-color selectable backlight make the front end easier to live with over years of use. If you're searching for a 2021-2026 Bronco steel bumper fog light kit, Squadron 2.0 Sport spot pods, or an S2 SAE amber fog setup with an upfitter harness, this is that kit.
Fitment details vary across published listings, with some citing 2021-2026 Broncos and some noting Raptor applications, so confirm your model year and bumper type with the manufacturer before ordering. The manufacturer's Bronco steel bumper fog pocket install sheet describes mounting the Squadron pods in the single fog opening and the S2 lights in the double opening. It also calls for disconnecting the battery first, removing three bolts from inside each fog opening with a T40 Torx bit, and re-torquing all fasteners after about 100 miles. Plan on a few hours and a basic socket set.
The manufacturer's Bronco fog pocket install sheets are written for the steel bumper, and this kit's name specifies the steel bumper configuration. Plastic bumper models use a different installation procedure, so check your bumper before ordering.
Per the manufacturer's steel bumper install sheet, the Squadron 2.0 Sport mounts in the single fog opening, while the S2 lights mount in the double opening.
The manufacturer's Squadron and Dual S2 steel bumper install sheet lists a drill only for non-upfitter kits. Confirm with the manufacturer for this specific SKU before starting the install.
Installation is a moderate-difficulty job that is manageable for a careful DIYer with a basic toolkit. The manufacturer's install sheet calls for a 10mm and 1/2" wrench, 9/16" wrench and socket, 10mm socket, T40 Torx bit, 4mm Allen wrench, pliers, and electrical tape. Disconnect the negative battery terminal before you begin. Do not use power tools on pressed-in hardware, and mount each light to its bracket with the hardware before fastening the assembly into the bumper. Route the main harness along the driver-side inner fender, keep all wires away from hot, sharp, or moving components, and tie them off as you go. Re-torque every fastener after the first 100 miles.
