The Baja Designs OnX6+ 20 inch Driving/Combo bar in amber is a single-row LED light bar built on the OnX6+ platform. It pairs the manufacturer's trademarked High Speed Spot reflector, the same design its Team Enlightened racers use, with a wide driving pattern for cornering and dust or fog conditions. The mil-spec aluminum housing and MoistureBlock sealing are meant to keep the bar waterproof and dustproof, and the rated LED life is 49,930 hours. Compared with a stock bumper or a cheaper generic bar, the amber lens cuts glare when riding through dust or sand at night, and owners on user forums often recommend mounting amber lower for that reason. Uservice lets you swap lenses and optics without voiding the warranty. This is a long-tail buy for trail, overland, and desert night-driving builds, including searches like "20 inch amber driving combo LED bar" and "OnX6+ 452013 bumper install."
Fitment is universal rather than vehicle-specific. The manufacturer says the bar uses industry-standard sizing that works with aftermarket mounting systems, and the included brackets handle basic mounting. Owners on user forums report that a clean install on some trucks requires trimming plastic or metal behind the bumper, and a Bronco owner reported bracket misalignment with a factory-style bumper. Baja also sells 20 inch OnX6+ kits designed for specific trucks. The wiring harness is sold separately; the manufacturer lists part 640115 for 10 to 20 inch OnX6+ bars.
No. The manufacturer states the harness is not included and lists part 640115 for 10 to 20 inch OnX6+ bars, sold separately.
Owners on user forums describe a high and low setting. The manufacturer's OnX6 wiring guidance describes a microprocessor-controlled dimming mode that requires a separate switch on the control wire. Confirm the exact hi/lo wiring for this bar with the manufacturer before installing.
The bar is universal and the manufacturer says its sizing works with aftermarket mounts. Owners on user forums have needed to trim bumper material to make the included brackets fit, so check your bumper before ordering.
The manufacturer describes its MoistureBlock technology as keeping the light bar waterproof and dustproof, and it markets the design for harsh off-road use.
The manufacturer describes installation as straightforward, with mounting brackets included. Owners on user forums report that the process typically involves removing the bumper or lowering the upper shroud, sliding the bar in, and securing the brackets with 14mm bolts into the bumper. Plan to center the bar and set its angle before final tightening, and check that no wires are pinched when reassembling. Trimming bumper plastic or metal may be needed on some trucks. Budget for a 14mm socket and the separately sold harness, and use a fused, switched circuit.
