Hi, HU,

I'm not sure what voting or not voting has to do with your evaporator coil. I couldn't find anything in the specifications to suggest it performed differently depending on your party affiliation.

The capacity of the replacement coil is 5 tons which matches the capacity of the coil it replaced (you indicated that the cooling capacity of your system is limited to 4 tons.) As long as it was installed as shown in the installation instructions, it shouldn't be a problem. The static pressure drop you referred to is a measure of the resistance to air flow. The new coil has less static pressure drop and may result in better air flow through your system.

The OP came looking for help with an HVAC question, Ray. You responded with a political rant and an attempt to direct traffic to your inane video. I doubt the OP found either to be helpful.

"it shouldn't be a problem" until it is? From Charles "who doesn't buy refrigerants" Ross?

For the record I don't consider your input *helping* either for obvious reasons many may not be as much aware of as I am and your record around these parts, pardner.