Presented by FAST (Fuel Air Spark Technology), the one-day course is limited to classroom-sized seating, and focuses mainly on discussions dealing with properly setting up an ECU using the latest software. Components and software used for this class will supplied by FAST, but the topics and strategies covered can be applied to any EFI setup. "EFI University does a terrific job, and we're excited to have them back as part of Race Industry Week with this seminar organized by FAST," said John Kilroy, editor of PRI magazine. "One visit to Orlando this year will pay off in many, many ways for race engine builders throughout the US. It's going to be a jam-packed, 'can't miss' kind of week."

While this class utilizes the FAST XFI 2.0 ECU, most menus and calibrations will also apply to the Classic FAST ECU as well. This class begins with a general overview of the basic functions and theory involved in controlling an engine using FAST electronic fuel injection. An In depth discussions about each sensor and actuator used, and their functions are held throughout the session with emphasis on interaction between students and instructors to ensure that everyone understands each concept before progressing to the next. Special emphasis is placed on properly tuning & setting up calibrations for each table and sensor used in your FAST system. Each student will receive a 100-plus-page textbook to keep for reference when they leave, as well as a certificate of completion of the course to display in their shop. In addition to the above, each student will get a gift bag, plus FAST will be giving away door prizes.

The 24th Annual PRI Trade Show features the latest product lines of 1,100 manufacturers of racing and high-performance automotive components, as well as precision machining equipment. It will be attended by approximately 40,000 racing business people from all over the United States, and from 65 countries. It will be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday, December 1-3, 2011, in the North/South Building of the Orange County Convention Center, in Orlando.

The course will be held 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Wednesday, November 30, 2011, in a meeting room inside the North/South Building of the Orange County Convention Center, in Orlando. The Performance Racing Industry Trade Show opens the doors to the exhibit aisles, featuring displays by 1100 racing companies, the next day, Thursday, December 1, in the Orange County Convention Center. For fee information and registration, go to www.efi101.com/fast.html. For information about Performance Racing Industry, visit www.performanceracing.com.