This is a replacement optic for Baja Designs' S2 light pods: a factory amber lens cut to the wide cornering pattern, packaged with a new O-ring. It is built on the brand's uService design, which lets owners change a lens without replacing the whole light. The kit includes (1) S2 Wide Cornering Lens (1) S2 O-ring and uService Instructions. The lens is hardcoated polycarbonate, according to the manufacturer's attribute listings for the S2 series.
Pick factory amber over clear when you want the pod's output to blend with OEM running lamps and cut glare in dust, fog, or rain. The manufacturer says this tone was designed to mirror the OEM running lights on today's vehicles and works best in low-visibility conditions, where it aids depth perception and reduces glare. The wide cornering pattern is built for peripheral coverage on tight, winding trails. Fitment centers on the S2 Sport and S2 Pro auxiliary lights. This is not a street-legal option: the manufacturer states that its SAE and DOT-compliant lights, including the S2 SAE, lack uService and are not designed for user lens replacement.
No. The manufacturer states that its SAE and DOT-compliant lights, including the S2 SAE, are engineered to tight optical tolerances, are not equipped with uService, and are not designed for user-serviceable lens replacement.
According to the manufacturer, the S2 lens kits are meant to let you replace a damaged or old lens without voiding the light's warranty.
The manufacturer describes factory amber as the option that matches OEM running lights and performs best in low-visibility conditions, while its Baja amber option is positioned for dust, rain, snow, and fog conditions.
The kit ships with the manufacturer's uService instructions, which walk through removing the old lens and O-ring and seating the new ones. Work with the light out of the vehicle and clean the O-ring groove before fitting the new seal. Press the O-ring in evenly and seat the lens fully, because that seal is what keeps the light's IP69K rating intact. Confirm the required tools and step count against the enclosed instructions before starting.
