Transform your Can-Am X3 with the Baja Designs 40-inch OnX6+ Roof Light Kit, offering 38,900 Lumens of light output. This is the top choice for a Roof Light Bar.
Turn-Key System: This all-in-one kit is designed for easy installation, providing Can-Am X3 owners with a seamless upgrade. Illuminate the night and give your vehicle a standout appearance effortlessly.
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Limited Lifetime Warranty: Benefit from complete purchase protection with a limited lifetime warranty.
uService: Replaceable lenses and optics allow for easy maintenance and upgrades.
ClearView: Experience optimal lighting with all the light focused exactly where you need it.
MoistureBlock: The kit is waterproof, rainproof, and submersible, ensuring durability in all weather conditions.
CopperDrive: The only LED driven at 100%, providing maximum brightness and efficiency.
5000K Daylight: Reduce driver fatigue with natural color lighting, mimicking daylight conditions.
Benefits of the Baja Designs OnX6+ Light Kit:
Superior Visibility: Enhance your nighttime driving experience with powerful, customizable lighting.
Durable Construction: Built to withstand harsh off-road conditions, ensuring long-lasting performance.
Effortless Installation: Designed for easy integration with your Can-Am X3, providing a quick and hassle-free upgrade.
Aggressive Styling: Give your vehicle a bold, standout appearance that commands attention.
Upgrade your Can-Am X3 with the Baja Designs OnX6+ Roof Light Bar Kit and take control of your off-road lighting. Illuminate the path ahead, tackle the night with confidence, and make a statement with this top-tier lighting solution.
This is a winter project all the weld's look good Fab work is nice. Only thing I found off so far is the the fan motor hole is a little tight for my RPM motor a little grinding will take care of that before send to powder coat desert tan. Thanks Mark
Hi Fabian, We have hundreds of these being used successfully in the field. Can you tell us how it broke? It is possible there was a manufacturing defect, but these are few and far between.
