The Baja Designs 40 Inch OnX6+ Amber Driving/Combo LED light bar (MPN 454013) is a single straight bar built on Baja's OnX6+ platform, with an amber lens for trail and driving use. Its housing is mil-spec aluminum, and Baja's MoistureBlock sealing is designed to keep water and dust out. The manufacturer rates it at 38,900 lumens on high and 32,440 on low, drawing 26.8 A and 22.4 A respectively, with a rated life of 49,930 hours.
Stock lighting cannot match this output, and a cheaper generic bar usually lacks the serviceability. Baja states that you can change the beam pattern or replace a damaged lens without voiding the warranty, so a cracked lens does not mean buying a new bar. Owners on user forums have also swapped lens combinations to tune the pattern for their own driving. The driving/combo pattern is intended to give maximum trail coverage from one light, and the bar is listed as universal, with mounting brackets the manufacturer says work across applications. Confirm the fit for your specific mounting location before ordering.
The manufacturer says the lenses are replaceable through its uService program, and changing a lens does not void the warranty. Owners on user forums have also used lens swaps to change the beam pattern.
The manufacturer describes its MoistureBlock technology as keeping the OnX6+ waterproof and dustproof in harsh conditions. Confirm the specific submersion and washdown ratings with the manufacturer before relying on them.
The manufacturer positions the Driving/Combo pattern for maximum trail coverage in a single light, which suits a bar mounted as your main forward light.
The manufacturer describes installation as easy, with mounting brackets included that it says can be used in any application. The manufacturer publishes an installation sheet for part 454013, so review it before mounting. Owners on user forums advise using the correct gauge wire and weatherpack-style connectors instead of butt splices, and mounting amber lights low on the vehicle so they sit below your glare points. Plan on a separate wiring harness, and confirm the correct harness part with the manufacturer before you order.
