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Well, the AC salesman just left. Have AC going in in a couple weeks....Woo Hoo...
 
Question, How the heck do they run a 5.7 or 6.1 or 6.4 on a Dyno? What controls do they use?
 
Mopar Tim said:
Question, How the heck do they run a 5.7 or 6.1 or 6.4 on a Dyno? What controls do they use?
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depends. most modern dynos have computer programs that they simply plug a universal harness into the engine harness. That's how the Mustang Dyno we had at TST worked any way. Just selected the program from the menu. Course each manufacturer you had to pay a yearly fee for it or use a universal software. Chrysler DTRB software was nearly 800 a year.
 
Mopar Tim said:
Using all my existing duct-work, and me running all electrical lines, and all discounts, 6700.00. Dang, that is one of the reasons I never got AC!
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that's not terrible. Depending on the type of unit they quoted you for. My grandfather ran a HVAC business for 40 years before he passed. He always said to go 1 step bigger than recommended for size for your home. Less stress on the unit. and price difference wise is usually minimal if any.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
that's not terrible. Depending on the type of unit they quoted you for. My grandfather ran a HVAC business for 40 years before he passed. He always said to go 1 step bigger than recommended for size for your home. Less stress on the unit. and price difference wise is usually minimal if any.
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5 ton 16 seer carrier unit.
 
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halifaxhops said:
Sorry dude it is over! Been done with drama for years just put up with some. Done over. Lurker That knows whatever goes on here! Just have to cut it now after the other night of bitching at your other neighbor.
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You ok bud?
 
halifaxhops said:
I am fine just don't even try to throw me under the bus! Sick of being overlook to see what is up down here is all. Get a life dude no one in the area will deal with you any more. Should have known before Carlisle when the promises stopped and so did the visits to help. FH
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I hear ya. You're a good dude , don't let it get to you.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
that's not terrible. Depending on the type of unit they quoted you for. My grandfather ran a HVAC business for 40 years before he passed. He always said to go 1 step bigger than recommended for size for your home. Less stress on the unit. and price difference wise is usually minimal if any.
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Sorry Chris but that is just wrong. A/C units need to run long enough to remove the humidity. If you oversize your unit it will short cycle and will run long enough to reduce the inside temp to the set temp but not long enough to remove the humidity. You house will be cool but clammy. Before I updated my boiler, I did a "Manual J" study which tells you what you need for heat and cooling. I talked to a HVAC Engineer and he asked me if our a/c runs non stop for a few days when it get's real hot and muggy in July and August. I said "yes it does" He said "perfect". ''That's just what you want it to do."
 
Wondering what the mrs.has planned for dinner.
 
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