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I did that, however, by drilling holes in the high beam assemblies and inserting a 194 bulb in a socket into there...it looked really bad most of the time...it just looks good in that picture.
So here's what I'm thinking...I know how the relays would have to work for this. I've already got my low beams set up on relays so that I have larger gauge wire providing power and ground to them, so getting the +12 volts when low beams are on to the relays below won't be a problem.
Here's my diagram of what I've got so far.
Now, I'm not sure what to replace the question marks with in the diagram, so that I can reduce power going to the high beam bulbs. I was thinking that I'd need some sort of resistor, but I don't know if that's correct. If so, what kind(wattage and ohms) resistor do I need?
Oh yeah, I forgot to display the wires in the diagram, but there will still be the high beam wires connecting directly to the high beams, so the high beams will still go to full brightness when they're switched on.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

