The Baja Designs LP9 Sport 350011 is an amber spot auxiliary LED pod from the LP9 line, which traces its lineage to Baja's 8-inch La Paz HID. Nine forward-projecting LEDs are paired with six Integrated Peripheral Technology LEDs that spread usable light across a 200-degree arc. The manufacturer's Direct Ducted Cooling routes air from the front of the housing to the rear to manage heat under sustained use. Compared with the LP9 Pro and Racer editions, the Sport drops hi/lo switching and the amber backlight in exchange for a lower price. That trade makes sense for trail and off-road buyers who want full-size spot output without paying for modes they won't use.
Because the pod is a universal design, fitment depends on your bracket and mounting location rather than a listed vehicle model. The manufacturer's install sheet has you attach the stainless bracket with 1/4-20 and 3/8-inch hardware, leaving the lower fasteners loose until the pod is aligned. The LP9 runs on 12 to 36 volts. Wiring terminates in a Deutsch DT06-4S connector, and the manufacturer warns against powering pins 1 and 4 at the same time, since that can damage the circuit board. Anyone running a pair of pods from one switch should use the manufacturer's dedicated harness. Lens and optic changes are handled through its uService design, so a worn lens can be refreshed rather than replacing the whole light.
No. The manufacturer states the LP9 Sport is simple on/off with no hi/lo and no amber backlight. Those features are offered on the LP9 Pro and Racer Edition models.
The manufacturer lists an operating range of 12 to 36 volts for the LP9 series.
According to the manufacturer's installation instructions, you remove the six bolts on the back of the light with a 4mm Allen wrench, then remove the front bezel and lens. Make sure the o-ring seats properly in its groove before installing the new lens and bezel, then tighten the bolts in a criss-cross pattern.
The manufacturer recommends its LP9 Pro wire harness (64-0172) for safely powering up to two lights at a time. Its installation documentation also lists a two-light splitter harness for LP9 Sport series pods.
Mounting is straightforward: fasten the bracket with the included 1/4-20 and 3/8-inch hardware, put washers on the inside of the lower mounts as the manufacturer directs, and align the pod before fully tightening. The wiring is the step that needs care. Per the manufacturer, low-beam and high-beam inputs must never be powered together, and custom harnesses should use 12-gauge wire for pins 1, 2, and 4 with at least 16-gauge wire on pin 3. Reach for a 4mm Allen wrench if you ever swap the lens.
