Richard Nedbal used to own Mopar Engines West. When he passed that business over to his partner, Rich kept the electronics portion and started FAST Man EFI more than 18 years ago. Richard has been involved with EFI for over 40 years, having conducted EFI research at Mellon Institute in Pittsburgh, PA.

 

Richard is a strange cross-mix of an electronics engineer, an engine builder, a racer, and an author.  He started designing EFI hardware in the 1970s. He wrote “ENCODED" and "How to Build Max-Performance HEMI Engines”, and a memoir about growing up in the 50s and 60s in the Midwest entitled “Dickie, Memoirs of a Mad Scientist.”

 

Since he understands software, computers, EFI, and the physics of internal combustion engines, he was a natural to start FAST Man EFI.

He has published articles on EFI and engine building, and he's also doing a lot of Remote Tuning (well over 1,000 so far).