In addition to all the good suggestions you got, install a light switch relay. This will not only improve a bit the intensity of the lights by reducing the total length of wire and thus resistance the current goes through, but it will reduce/eliminate the chances of your head light switch going bad on you. As you know, these switches is a typical problem on the 67-68's, they are almost impossible to find, and extremely difficult to replace. I have relays on both my 68's. I have the relays only on low beams, as I rarely use high beams. If you use high beams a lot, install two relays, one for the high and one for the low beams. They are very cheap and easy to install, if you don't mind a non-stock little item up front. But if you use your car at night, the last thing you need is a head light failure in the middle of the night. D^2 Quoting Crestonave@xxxxxxx: > How can I increase the headlight output on my 68 Imperial without risking > damage to the electrical system or blinding other drivers? Don't use the car > at > night a lot but when I do the headlights leave much to be desired. They are > yellowish and weak. > > Tom > 68 Imp Convert > 60 NYer coupe >