After some more digging, I found this on NASIOC....

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2578343

That thread says '12+, so I'm assuming that its similar for our 2013 and 2014. You know what they say about assuming though....

 

I was just going to post that link above... in my opinion its way more work than worth it but if you're good with electrical then go for it, if not just disable your drl's and you'll enjoy the new looks.

 

So I presume this would allow 4th gen Impreza and XV drivers to run all three lights??? (low beams, high beams, fog lights)

Because this is a modification I've been hoping for to pop up. Thanks for sharing!!!

 

Yes, I believe so. How do our high beams operate - do the lows stay on? My '05 Outback and '06 Legacy did, so I'm assuming these do too. Their foglight mod was a bit different than this one so the fogs actually did turn off with the highs on.

I've only had the Crosstrek for 4 days so I've forgotten to check out our highs. My only intention was to be able to drive with just the fogs and parking lights ( I prefer this combo over the stock 50% low beam DRL's), but having the option to run with all three is nice too, especially where I go camping. Damn porcupines.

 

Yes, fogs and parking lights, I'd like to do that too.


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Fogs with parking is easier than fogs on their own. If you want to tap power from the parking lights then they will come on at the same time but you will have to have parkings on to put fogs on.

Remember your DRL's are your high beams at half power, not your lows at regular. The reason for this is you need to be able to flash your high beams independently from the rest of the system.

Also remember too that legally you are not supposed to run more than two sets of lights at a time (4 total lights) so that is why most cars when you flash your highs, it will cut off your fogs to stay within DOT regulations. Might just be a PA state law but still, heads up.

Let us know what you find or accomplish!