The Baja Designs LP9 Sport LED (MPN 350003) is a full-size, forward-projecting auxiliary light pod in the LP9 family. The manufacturer positions the Sport as the LP9 platform with a little less output and a lower price. Its nine forward LEDs are rated at 6,500 lumens on 61 watts, and six Integrated Peripheral Technology (IPT) LEDs add a 200-degree spread of usable light. This Driving/Combo version blends a wide 42-degree driving beam with a 6-degree spot for trail coverage and distance. Its main purchase case is build quality at this price. Direct Ducted Cooling moves air through the housing to the rear heat sinks, the housing carries IP69K, MIL-STD-810G, and IK10 ratings, and the lens can be swapped through the manufacturer's uService design. Owners searching for a durable LED driving light pod, a 350003 Driving/Combo upgrade, or an IP69K auxiliary pod will find this matches those needs. Because the pod is universal fit, mounting may need adaptation, and the DT06-4S Deutsch connector means you will need a harness, which the manufacturer sells separately as part 640175.
No. The manufacturer states this light does not come with a wiring harness, and the applicable harness for this light is part 640175, which is sold separately.
No. The manufacturer describes the LP9 Sport as simple on/off with no hi/lo switching and no amber backlight. Those features are found on the LP9 Pro and Racer Edition models.
Yes. The manufacturer's uService design lets you swap the front lens for a different pattern or color. The manufacturer's install guidance calls for removing the six bolts on the back of the light with a 4mm Allen wrench, and reseating the o-ring before retightening the bezel bolts to 25 lbf-in in a criss-cross pattern.
Mounting is generally straightforward, and the manufacturer includes stainless steel hardware and bracket. Installation is not a plug-and-play job, though, because all Baja Designs lights must be wired to 12-volt power and the Sport does not include a harness. Use the 640175 splitter harness for a two-light setup. The manufacturer's wiring guidance calls for 12-gauge wire from the power source and 14-gauge wire from the split junction, and it warns not to power pins 1 and 4 at the same time, which can damage the circuit board. Owners on user forums note that the stock harness can be modified to work with separate switches, and that the washers go on the inside of the mounting hardware on the LP9 bracket. Check your mounting points before you buy, since the universal fit may require adaptation.
