Alright, I just saw this thread here..... I personally did the dyno testing of the two downpipes. The runs were done on Dons car "Van Supra" here on SM, it was a 90 mk3, stock turbo, 5 speed car with only a K&N intake, manual boost controller, 3" exhaust, test pipe and standard BIC 3" DP at 10 psi. I did three baseline pulls with the BIC DP and made 255HP. Then the DDP was swapped in while it was still strapped down to the dyno, yes I do have the burns on my arm to prove it. There were no other changes othen than the downpipe, yes the boost went up about 1 psi, so part of the power gains were from that, due to the higer flow and efficiancy of the DDP. The boost controller was not touched between runs!!. From my experience 1 psi boost on the stock turbo is about a 9-10 HP gain. The end result was a power gain of 28 rwhp more. I couldnt belive it either so we did a few more pulls to confirm the numbers.
Here is some FACTS about the BIC DP and DDP:
1. The DDP is a full 3" pipe, yes the hole flange at the turbo outlet is 2.5", BUT the turbo housing is only 2.5" at the turbine wheel, you cannot put a larger hole as the gasket would be blocking the flow. The flange follows the exact shape as the gasket.
2. The DDP uses a 1.5" dump pipe...add that to a full 3" pipe and you have way more flow area than a single 3" DP, the BIC standard DP included.
3. The Re-routed / Recirculated DDP has the wg pipe seperate for about 11" before re-entering the main 3" pipe. The WG pipe re enters the main pipe at a smooth 45 degree angle.
4. The vented DDP made 28 whp more than the standard BIC 3" DP. I will find the numeric print out of the runs and post the info.
5. The BIC DP's are hand made here in Canada in my shop.
Sorry about the grainy pic, I will try to rescan it
The proof!!!!>>>>