Intake Puddling
Puddling water in the valley area...hmm. I had a single plane on my LT1 and didn't have that prob. So you can see water sitting under the plenium, looking down on the intake?
Maybe you could recycle it for water injection, going to need a higher pressure pump than a bilge pump.
OR you could drill small homes on the undersides of the intake runners so they can just suck it up and save the weight of the pump??
OR you could drill small homes on the undersides of the intake runners so they can just suck it up and save the weight of the pump??
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But, the intake will always be pressurized, how would it suck up the water?
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The water should run down the back of the motor at speed. I would suggest running some sort of turbine setup to utilize the movement of the water into hydropower to generate electricity for your cigarette lighter so you can charge your bro phone while you bro out with your brahs, breh.
Install a -6 bung , route the hose through the valley and down the oil return to a bulkhead in the pan. Or just drill a hole in the intake and install a petcock in the bottom of the oil pan.
