Sulax you are indeed correct. I brought this up in the past as Torvec was going for the after market sales of the iso torque. Having worked in a automotive mfg plant I know how much testing we had to perform on new or improved designs. It was not uncommon to produce 10K part and run them thru a million cycles to see if they would hold up. I remember clearly we modified our induction heating system and we had parts that would fail at 50K cycles (like clok work). We finally got it figured out but it was the better part of 6 months of testing to prove it worked. My concern with the iso torque ... did Torvec do the extensive testing needed to prove the product would cut the mustard? A mute point now, but I can see with todays society where we sue at the drop of a hat, Torvec need to insulate it self from liability.
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