The Baja Designs 21-25 Ford Bronco Squadron 2.0 (Spot) / S2 Sport D/C & W/C FPK is a vehicle-specific fog pocket kit for the factory steel bumper. It combines a Squadron 2.0 Sport spot light with S2 Sport driving/combo and wide cornering pods, all with clear lenses, so each bumper pocket gets a matched beam pattern. Owners on user forums say Baja's powder coat and housings hold up better than cheaper pocket kits, and the 2.0 update adds a redesigned bracket with greater vertical aiming range and a selectable RGB backlight. Model-year and Raptor coverage details vary across sources, so confirm your exact year and trim with the manufacturer before ordering. Spot and driving/combo patterns are aimed at off-road use, and owners note that public-road fog lighting generally requires SAE-compliant lights, so check local rules before running them on the street.
This Bronco fog pocket kit is a strong choice for buyers who want a clean, factory-integrated look without drilling a custom bumper. The manufacturer's install guidance says the Squadron 2.0 mounts in the largest bumper opening while the S2 lights use the double opening, and each light bolts to its own bracket before the assembly is secured through the top of the fog pocket. Searching for "Bronco steel bumper fog pocket kit," "Squadron 2.0 Sport spot clear," or "S2 Sport driving combo wide cornering Bronco" will bring up the matching configuration. The kit also ships with splitter wiring harnesses, and the manufacturer's instructions describe routing the main harness through the gap between the bumper and skid plate.
The manufacturer's install instructions reference both a toggle switch harness and an upfitter harness, and the standard 440086 kit ships with the toggle switch harness. The upfitter version is intended for owners who want to power the lights through an accessory switch panel rather than a standalone toggle switch. Confirm the harness included with your specific part number before installation.
Owners on user forums report that removing the bezel to flip or swap a lens can void Baja Designs' warranty. Check the manufacturer's current warranty terms before attempting any lens modification.
The manufacturer's steel-bumper fog pocket instructions rate this as a moderate DIY job. Start by disconnecting the negative battery terminal. The listed tools include a 10mm and 1/2-inch wrench for the battery, 9/16-inch wrench and socket, 10mm socket, a T40 Torx bit, a 4mm Allen wrench, pliers, and electrical tape. The manufacturer also lists a drill for the non-upfitter version, so plan for a switch mounting location. Owners on user forums say the T40 bolts on the underside of the bumper can be painted in place and hard to break loose, so use a quality bit and work slowly to avoid stripping them. Plan on an assistant to help with the bumper.
