The Baja Designs OnX6 Arc 30-inch LED light bar (part 523003) is a curved, forward-projecting bar from the brand's OnX6+ line, built around high-speed spot reflectors with a driving/combo beam pattern. The housing is aircraft-grade aluminum with a Mil-Spec hard anodize finish, the bezel is billet machined aluminum, and the lens is hardcoated polycarbonate. The manufacturer rates it at 32,070 lumens on high and 25,610 on low, with high and low beam modes.
Owners on the manufacturer's review page say they have not found anything close to this bar's brightness at a lower price, and that the curve helps them pick out deer and other animals earlier on late-night drives. Owners on user forums also point out that the arc shape follows the line of a bumper or windshield rather than sitting flat, which looks more integrated than a straight bar. The bar draws considerable current, so a relay-fed circuit with proper fusing is worth budgeting for, especially if you run a 30-inch bar alongside fog or cube lights. Search terms this bar answers include 30 inch curved LED light bar driving combo, OnX6 Arc 523003 wiring harness, and curved bumper light bar install.
The manufacturer lists this bar as universal, so it is not tied to a specific vehicle, and fit depends on your bumper, roof, or windshield mounting location. Owners on user forums report that frame horns on some bumper designs keep the bar from sitting far enough back, so measure your pocket depth before ordering. The bar ships without a wiring harness, so you will need Baja Designs PN 640119 (Hi-Power with mode switch, 2-light max) to use the high/low function.
No. The manufacturer states the bar does not include a wiring harness and specifies PN 640119 (Hi-Power with mode switch, 2-light max) for this bar.
The manufacturer lists the 523003 as a universal fit, so there is no vehicle-specific bracket kit. Compatibility depends on whether your bumper, roof, or windshield has a suitable mounting location.
Per the manufacturer, high and low beam functionality applies to the 30- and 40-inch bars, and the 50-inch bar is pre-dimmed.
Owners on user forums report that on some bumper designs, the frame horns prevent the bar from being mounted far enough back, so check pocket clearance before ordering.
The bar comes with stainless steel mounting brackets, so you will not need to fabricate a mount, but you will need to confirm clearance and wiring before drilling. The manufacturer publishes an installation sheet for the 523003, so download it before starting. Owners on user forums say the bar pulls enough current that running it through a relay, rather than directly from a switch, is the safer choice. Forum members also note that the non-black wire carries power and the black wire is ground, but confirm the wire colors against the installation sheet and the PN 640119 harness instructions before connecting anything.
