My car has a Gas Research gas "carburettor" where gas gets fed into an idling circuit, and the IAC stepper is attached to a billet

aluminium block that has a small gas hose going into the side. So there is two completely separate but parallel idling circuits. This car is always a bit pesky to start unless you prime the gas first, even if it has only been sitting for 5 minutes. Then it fires immediately. None of this just-turn-the-key-and-it-starts business.
What I want to try is close the throttle a bit more and open the IAC further during cranking because the air speed through the IAC must be fairly high when cranking so it would stand a better chance of sucking gas in perhaps than what the carburettor would. I'm running a $5D xdf What IAC setting should I change? - see pic.