The Baja Designs OnX6 Racer Edition 10-inch High Speed Spot (part 411002) is a single-section LED light bar from the OnX6 platform, paired with a Racer Spot optic. The manufacturer describes a narrow 4° beam built for speeds above 110 MPH and for reaching a mile or more down a trail or road. It was developed for Baja Designs' TeamBD racers, so buyers chasing long-range high-speed visibility get a different optic than a wide flood bar offers. The aircraft-grade aluminum housing with hard anodize and billet bezel point to durable construction for trail use.
The bar is listed as universal fitment and includes stainless mounting brackets, but it ships without a wiring harness. The manufacturer names PN 640119 (Hi-Power with mode switch, two-light maximum) as the harness to order. Dimming is optional and requires a separate switch, and the built-in battery management regulates current draw during low-voltage conditions. Owners on user forums note that bumper or grille fit varies by truck, so check bracket clearance for your platform before buying. Search terms this bar matches include 10 inch Racer Edition spot light bar, 4 degree high speed spot LED, OnX6 harness 640119, and off-road racing light bar 110 MPH.
No. The manufacturer states this bar does not come with a wiring harness and recommends PN 640119 (Hi-Power with mode switch, two-light maximum).
The manufacturer says a separate switch must ground the green control wire to activate dimming, and a plug-and-play low adapter is available if you want the light always dimmed. Dimmed output details vary across sources, so confirm the exact percentage with the manufacturer before wiring.
The manufacturer lists the OnX6 10-inch Racer Edition as universal fitment with mounting brackets included. Bracket placement still depends on your vehicle, so confirm clearance before mounting.
Installation is a moderate DIY job, mainly because the harness and switch wiring take the most time. The manufacturer's harness instructions call for disconnecting the battery ground first, a 10mm or 1/2-inch socket, and 1/2-inch and 3/4-inch drill bits for switch mounting holes. The relay mounts roughly 1.5 feet from the battery, and wires should be routed away from hot, sharp, or moving parts. Owners on user forums report that removing the bumper can be necessary on some trucks, and that the innermost bumper nut is hard to reach, so a short ratcheting socket or a combination wrench helps. The manufacturer's install sheet for a different OnX6 bracket kit notes that some model years require trimming grille plastic, so check the bracket instructions for your specific vehicle before cutting anything.
