The Baja Designs OnX6+ 10-inch straight bar (manufacturer part 451001) is a single-row LED light bar built around the brand's trademarked High Speed Spot reflector, the same optic used by its Team Enlightened racers. The manufacturer describes a race-proven mil-spec aluminum housing and MoistureBlock sealing that keeps the bar waterproof and dustproof. Mounting brackets are supplied, and the manufacturer says the bar fits any application and works with aftermarket mounting systems. This 10-inch spot pattern suits shock-tower, bumper, or A-pillar mounts where a long, narrow throw matters more than wide coverage.
Owners on user forums say the optics are built into the main lens, which is user-serviceable, so a damaged lens can be swapped without replacing the bar. Another owner reported that the lenses stayed clear rather than clouding or yellowing over time. Compared with cheaper bars, the buyer is paying for a reflector design the manufacturer backs with a limited lifetime warranty and a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. Searches for a 10 inch OnX6+ spot light bar, High Speed Spot LED bar 451001, or a Baja 10 inch light bar install usually lead to the same answer: this is the short, high-output option in the OnX6+ range. The bar needs a 12V feed, and the wiring harness is sold separately, so budget for that before ordering.
No. The manufacturer states the wiring harness is not included. It recommends part 640115 for OnX6+ bars in the 10 to 20 inch range, and the bar ships with a Hi-Low dongle.
Owners on user forums report that the main lens is user-serviceable, and that swapping it allows a different optic pattern on the same bar.
The manufacturer says its MoistureBlock technology keeps the OnX6+ light bar waterproof and dustproof in harsh conditions.
Owners on user forums describe the bracket-based install as manageable for a home mechanic, though it can take time to get the angle right. On bumper installs, one owner reported that fine-tuning the aim may require removing the bumper, so set the bar loosely and align it before fully tightening. Expect to unclip the upper grille shroud and bolt the brackets to the bumper with 14mm hardware. Wire the bar to switched 12V power using the 3-pin WeatherPak connector. If you want the dimming function, the manufacturer's wiring guide says a separate switch must ground the green control wire (Pin C). Route cables so none get pinched when you reassemble the bumper.
