The Baja Designs S2 Sport Wide Cornering pair is two compact LED auxiliary pods built on the brand's S2 Sport platform, with a cast aluminum housing, a billet machined aluminum bezel, and a clear hardcoated polycarbonate lens. The manufacturer describes the Wide Cornering optic as a 42-degree flattened horizontal beam for lighting zones 1 and 2, aimed at cornering, dust, and fog conditions rather than long-distance reach. The reason to pay more than for a generic pod is sealing and build: the manufacturer rates the housing IP69K, pressure-washable and waterproof to about nine feet, and the CopperDrive LED runs at full rated output for cooler, longer-lasting operation. Owners on user forums often choose the Wide Cornering pattern for reverse, cornering, and campsite work, where spread matters more than throw. Search terms this pair fits include S2 Sport wide cornering LED pod pair, 547805 clear lens auxiliary light, IP69K cornering fog light, and compact 3x2 LED reverse light.
The manufacturer lists the pair as universal, so fit depends on your mounting location, and the kit's stainless steel brackets and hardware are meant to adapt to different surfaces. Owners on user forums typically assemble the bracket to the light before bolting the unit to the vehicle, and they recommend grounding the light to the frame or bumper rather than relying on existing wiring. The single S2 Sport light ships without a harness, and the manufacturer names part 640117 as the applicable on/off harness. Plan on splicing into a reverse or switched circuit with the included connectors, and check your package contents before ordering. Keep the bracket hardware loose until the aiming is set, then tighten with a hex key.
Package contents are described inconsistently across sources. The manufacturer states that the single S2 Sport light does not come with a harness and names part 640117 as the applicable harness. Confirm what this pair includes with the manufacturer before ordering.
Yes. The manufacturer describes uService replaceable lenses and optics for the S2 Sport line, so the lens can be serviced without replacing the whole light.
The manufacturer's install guidance for the closely related S2 Pro uses an Allen (hex) wrench and lists an installation time under one hour. Mounting hardware and brackets vary by application, so follow the instructions included with your kit.
Mechanically this is a straightforward bolt-on job that takes most DIYers about an hour per pod, and the main effort is the wiring. Bring a hex key, crimp or splice connectors, and a fuse holder. Per the manufacturer's S2 Pro guide, slide a split washer onto the side bolts and attach the bracket to the light before fastening it to the mount. Owners on user forums report that some vehicles require disconnecting the battery before crimping the auxiliary wires, and they suggest confirming a solid ground to the frame or bumper before testing.
