It is, or should i say unique to the Hitachi fuel injection. You have a CO mixture pot on the MAF unit, and an idle bleed valve on the throttle body. Basically you pop a fuse into the fuel pump relay to set it up, then set the base idle speed using the screw on the throttle body (800 or 850rpms i think), then the CO using the pot on the MAF. Then you go around in circles doing it over and over again as they effect each other. Many hours later you get it roughly within spec 
As far as i know V6 engines use the same system.

As far as i know V6 engines use the same system.
Put in a nice new set of Bosch F6DTC. Also the distributor cap and rotor were disgusting inside covered with some black slime so replaced both of those with new as well. God its nice to have my car back and its running better than before from all the other things I fixed while searching for the problem. Its been torture looking at my car sitting in the garage with brand new KWs on it that ive only been able to use once. Im going for a drive lol 

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