Functioning lakes pipes

I just installed some lakes pipes on my 51 chevy that are capped but I can open when I want to. I have read several threads about drilling a small hole in the pipe to allow the condensation to drain out. I've have not run these very long but I have found puddles of water leaking out of the caps but it was only after running the engine a short time so the pipes might not have had time to get heated enough to get rid of the condensation.

Any suggestions and tips are welcomed.

Bill

 

It is a good idea on capped lakes Pipes that are hooked up to put a drain hole in them. Condensation will continually accumulate.

 

What size do you recommend?

 

You probably don't need more than a 1/8" hole.

 

Yep, I second that. If not they will rust out in a few years.

 

where is the best place to drill that hole?

 

at the lowest point!