Got some cream in my valve area.dipstick looks good. Am I not getting hot enough or do I need a vent to carb to pull moisture out or am I leaking somewhere. My gauge shows 220 deg but only when WOT. Any tricks?Any chems to help?,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Must be my new intake

Drain the oil or remove the oil filter. If you installed a new intake that may be the problem. The cork you are supposed to use sometimes raises the intake manifold too high and the bottom of the manifold will not seal. A tell tail would be a vacuum leak. If this is the problem, use hi temp silicon on both sides on all 4 water ports. Prior to that, place the manifold on the engine to determine how much of a bead to run in place of the cork. Good luck, Stan.

How much"milk shake"if any, acceptable???

NONE!

I used silicon(no cork) the first time and fel-pro with some silicone around the jackets and the threads. When washing I may have gotten a few drops into the vents . Would that be enough to cream up the valve area??

If you run oil thermostats, your oil temp will be 215-220 without top RPM to build heat. Constant 212+ oil temp is the best way to manage water from condensation. The moisture will boil and vent out.