Baja Designs' 10-inch OnX6+ Driving/Combo bar (part 451003) combines six LEDs with the brand's High Speed Spot reflector, which the manufacturer says gives it the furthest projection of any LED light bar. Its high setting is rated at 12,460 lumens and its low setting at 9,230, so you can dial output down for trail use without losing usable reach. Stock bumper lamps rarely match that range. The Driving/Combo optic pairs a 42° Wide Driving beam with a 6° spot for near-field coverage and distance from one housing. The bar is also built to last: the manufacturer rates it IP69K (Waterproof up to 9ft & Pressure Washable) and IK10 Compliant (Mechanical Impact Testing), which justifies its price over budget bars that fail in mud and rock strikes.
The bar follows the industry-standard 10-inch sizing that aftermarket brackets are designed around, and the kit includes mounting brackets. Plan your wiring before you mount it. The light does not include a harness. The manufacturer lists 640115 for 10-20in. OnX6+ bars, while 640119 (On/Off w/mode switch) unlocks high/low control. On a bumper install, owners on user forums describe removing the upper shroud clips, sliding the bar in from the top, and securing it with two 14mm bolts. Searchers looking for a 10 inch 12460 lumen driving combo light bar, an IP69K LED bumper bar, or a 640115 harness will find this part relevant.
No. The manufacturer states the light does not include a harness. Part 640115 is the on/off harness for 10-20 inch bars, and 640119 adds high/low mode. The bar does include a Hi-Low dongle, according to the manufacturer.
The manufacturer's install sheet notes that when using the 2nd switch, the light will dim to 75% power. A separate switch grounding the green control wire is needed for dimming mode, and a plug-and-play low adapter is available if you do not want to wire a switch.
Install is a bumper-level job rather than a quick bolt-on. Owners on user forums report that the bar mounts behind the grille after you unfasten the upper shroud clips and remove the stock brackets. Two 14mm bolts secure the bracket assembly to the bumper, so a 14mm socket is the key tool. Re-aiming the beam later may require removing the bumper completely. Per the manufacturer, all Baja Designs lights must be wired to 12V power, and forum installers stress routing wires so none get pinched when the bumper goes back on.
