The Baja Designs 447671UP kit pairs two LP6 Pro 6-inch LED auxiliary pods with brackets for the factory steel bumper on Jeep JL and JT Rubicon models, plus an upfitter-style harness. The LP6 Pro uses the brand's Integrated Peripheral Technology, which the manufacturer describes as a 200-degree spread of usable light from one pod. Direct Ducted Cooling moves air through the housing and over the rear heat sinks, which matters for sustained trail use. Compared with universal pods, this kit is built around the Rubicon steel bumper's existing mount points and a pre-set wiring path, so you avoid building your own bracket and circuit. Searches for a JL Rubicon steel bumper LP6 Pro upfitter kit or a 447671UP Gladiator JT light setup should land here.
Fitment is the first thing to confirm. The manufacturer lists this kit for the 2018-2026 Wrangler JL and 2020-2026 Gladiator JT with the OE steel bumper, and plastic-bumper trucks need a different LP6 kit. The harness is meant to tie into factory upfitter circuits or sPOD and Switch Pros controllers. Install uses common hand tools and bolts into existing bumper holes. Owners on user forums say the lights are stupid bright, but they also say the lights are not DOT approved, so treat them as off-road lighting.
No. The manufacturer lists this kit for the OE steel bumper. Its install hub points plastic-bumper Jeep JL and JT owners to a separate LP6 Pro bumper kit.
Owners on user forums report that the manufacturer advised against energizing low and high beams at the same time. That is why the upfitter lockout harness is worth choosing over a basic wiring setup.
Owners on user forums say these lights are not DOT approved and should not be used on public roads. The manufacturer offers a separate DOT-approved LP6 headlight kit for Jeep JL.
Per the manufacturer's install sheet for this kit, you will need a T45 Torx driver, a 16mm wrench, a 7/16-inch socket, a 10mm socket, pliers, and a 3/4-inch drill or stepped drill. Start by removing two bolts with the T45 at your chosen mounting locations, then fit the LP light brackets using the existing hardware and mount each light with 7/16-inch fasteners. Owners on user forums describe the install as fairly simple with the upfitter harness, but they also suggest checking that the mounting spot leaves clearance for recovery points and the front camera. Keep the harness routing neat and confirm the high and low beam wiring before you finish the install.
