This table is only available if the Gear Tolerance Enable is onin the Flat Shift function.

This setting is used by the Throttle Blip Gear channel to determine whether a vehicle is in gear or not at any point in time. This is a rotational speed tolerance between the engine rpm and wheel/driveline speed, and is used to ensure the clutch is fully disengaged before a throttle blip event begins.

E.g If Gear Ratio 2 is 21 km/h per 1000 RPM and the Gear Tolerance is set to 5%, throttle blip gear would report 2nd gear if the current gear ratio was within +- 5% of 21km/h per 1000 RPM. In other words, if the gear ratio was above 19.95 km/h per 1000 RPM or below 22.05 km/h per 1000 RPM then it would be be in the tolerance range of the gear 2nd gear.