Is the car overheating? Any white smoke? You can do a leak down test to help narrow down where you’re losing water. Could be a head gasket failure. I don’t know for sure if the intake manifold has water jackets on this model, but if it does you could just need a new intake manifold gasket.

Probably best to take the car in, have a shop take a look and see what they say.

Double check your work, and make sure it is timed according to factory specifications. Sounds like some of the fuel isn’t burning completely because the timing is off.

Is there any white smoke, or just water? If you see water alone, it does not necessarily mean there is anything wrong with the car. The best thing you can do is have a mechanic look at the car in person. It’s hard to describe how much water you’re seeing over the internet.

It’s probably not cause for concern if that is the only odd thing you notice, especially if it is cold outside. I would be more concerned if the car was also overheating, running low on coolant, or losing oil.

Sounds like you may have an exhaust leak, for water to drip out of the middle of the exhaust like that. Are you sure it isn’t water coming from above the exhaust and following the curvature of the exhaust pipes?

Best to get it checked out so you know for sure.