The Baja Designs 668511 is a replacement spot lens with an amber tint, supplied as a kit with a new O-ring, for LP6 series LED light pods. Baja Designs seals these lenses with a removable O-ring rather than silicone, so a cracked or scratched cover can be serviced without replacing the whole light. The spot pattern focuses output into a tight 9-degree beam for long-distance reach, while the amber tint is meant for dust, rain, snow, and fog, where it reduces glare and improves contrast. Compared with a cheaper amber rock guard, the manufacturer says a lens offers better performance in those conditions, and swapping lenses does not void the light's warranty.
The trade-off is worth understanding before you buy. Owners on user forums report that amber lenses cut distance projection in clear conditions, so a driver who mostly runs on dry pavement may prefer a clear lens and keep this amber set for bad weather. Buyers who want flexibility can use this kit to change beam character without buying a new pod, which makes it a practical upgrade for an LP6 setup that already performs well but needs a fresh lens.
No. The manufacturer states that the LP6 lens kit is designed for lens replacement without voiding the light's warranty.
Yes. The kit includes one lens and one O-ring, and the manufacturer's lens change instructions call for replacing both together.
Owners on user forums report that amber lenses reduce distance projection compared with clear lenses in clear conditions. Some owners keep the amber lens for dust, snow, fog, and rain and swap to a clear lens for dry-road driving.
Per the manufacturer's lens change instructions, the job is a short bench-level procedure that needs only a 4mm Allen key for LP-series lights. Remove the bolts holding the front bezel to the housing, lift out the old lens, and note how it sits so the new lens goes in the same orientation. Press the new O-ring firmly and evenly into its groove, set the lens in place, and start the bezel screws only about halfway until all of them are in, then tighten. Check where the O-ring groove sits before you start: the manufacturer notes that LP-series lights carry the groove in the housing rather than in the lens. Confirm the orientation and seal before reinstalling, since a misplaced O-ring is the most likely source of moisture problems.
