No it doesn't! You can tell it was done because the torque backup is at about 1,000rpm, and the hp line is flat. Its pretty obvious at this point you dont know what your talking about and you dont know anything about a dyno. This test was on a land and sea crank dyno. The range that made power was sampled, it did not have anymore left in it. The guy that ran the test knows what he is doing and he is the smartest guy I have ever personally known in case you feel like attacking his character.
Dynoport Pipes dont make power past 9k rpm. I guess next step is to get Rich Daly from Dynoport to tell you that. They dont make very awesome power either.