Official Reproduction KR/Trans Am Billet Knob
Posted: Fri May 25, 2012 12:48 am
Hi all,
This is the official thread for the Knight Rider Billet Aluminum Sifter Knob!
I have been working on this for a year now! I started this on the Foundation Forum.
I will also be listing these on ebay for more $125 for the non forum guys, and the ebay fees!
Selling Price is $100
Shipping within the 48 States will be $10 USPS Priority with Tracking!
All international shipments from now on will be shipped USPS Express Mail (3-5days)with Insurance!!! Canada will be $35 all other places will be $45. Sorry guys, it is kind of pricey, but you will receive it within 3-5 BUSINESS Days, and there will be insurance just incase!
Just incase you missed something about the knob, go to this thread: http://www.knightfoundation.net/F0rum20 ... &start=120" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
What you get:
-Knob(Powder Coated, Black Texture),
-Stem/Button(Powder Coated Semi-gloss Black)-I might have them Matte Black Anodized, I'll keep you posted on this,
-Insert Piece(Black Primered)
-Hardware for Installation: 2 Drill bits, 1 Vented Screw, 1 Set Screw, 2 screws for the Insert Plate
Here it is in Billet forum!
Installation:
Install the Insert Plate to your desired direction!
Decide which side you want the little hole on the bottom to be mounted. Insert the "Vented Screw" included, and drill a hole with the small drill bit included! That way you can make a safe and precise mounting hole! After the hole is made, remove the Knob! Drilling takes only a few seconds, be careful, not to much pressure!
Use the 2nd Drill bit, included! This drill bit is the same exact size as the "Set Screw" that holds the knob in place!! Drill at a straight, even, steady pace!
When putting knob back on shaft for assembly, insert “Set Screw” on bottom hole, make sure you drill a nice hole, not too tight or you might want to go back and slightly drill just a tad for easier screwing!
Once Set Screw starts screwing in good, put the stem/button in, make sure you align the hole on the stem with the Set Screw! You will have to push down on the button inorder for the Set Screw to pass through the hole!
Here is the knob assembly installed and functioning in Billet form!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fjj4qtPjZ8" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Here it is Powder Coated and functioning!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RChILUaBJ7w" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Just incase you missed this part;
Here is an up close of the "Set Screw" in the knob. When Powder coating or painting, the threads have to be covered so the set screw won't have any problems going in. There will be a SLIGHT ring around that area that won't be covered in powder coat for that reason. It will need a slight touch up with some paint anfter it is installed and the Set Screw is in! You can use any paint of your desired choice!
This is the official thread for the Knight Rider Billet Aluminum Sifter Knob!
I have been working on this for a year now! I started this on the Foundation Forum.
I will also be listing these on ebay for more $125 for the non forum guys, and the ebay fees!
Selling Price is $100
Shipping within the 48 States will be $10 USPS Priority with Tracking!
All international shipments from now on will be shipped USPS Express Mail (3-5days)with Insurance!!! Canada will be $35 all other places will be $45. Sorry guys, it is kind of pricey, but you will receive it within 3-5 BUSINESS Days, and there will be insurance just incase!
Just incase you missed something about the knob, go to this thread: http://www.knightfoundation.net/F0rum20 ... &start=120" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
What you get:
-Knob(Powder Coated, Black Texture),
-Stem/Button(Powder Coated Semi-gloss Black)-I might have them Matte Black Anodized, I'll keep you posted on this,
-Insert Piece(Black Primered)
-Hardware for Installation: 2 Drill bits, 1 Vented Screw, 1 Set Screw, 2 screws for the Insert Plate
Here it is in Billet forum!
Installation:
Install the Insert Plate to your desired direction!
Decide which side you want the little hole on the bottom to be mounted. Insert the "Vented Screw" included, and drill a hole with the small drill bit included! That way you can make a safe and precise mounting hole! After the hole is made, remove the Knob! Drilling takes only a few seconds, be careful, not to much pressure!
Use the 2nd Drill bit, included! This drill bit is the same exact size as the "Set Screw" that holds the knob in place!! Drill at a straight, even, steady pace!
When putting knob back on shaft for assembly, insert “Set Screw” on bottom hole, make sure you drill a nice hole, not too tight or you might want to go back and slightly drill just a tad for easier screwing!
Once Set Screw starts screwing in good, put the stem/button in, make sure you align the hole on the stem with the Set Screw! You will have to push down on the button inorder for the Set Screw to pass through the hole!
Here is the knob assembly installed and functioning in Billet form!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fjj4qtPjZ8" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Here it is Powder Coated and functioning!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RChILUaBJ7w" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Just incase you missed this part;
Here is an up close of the "Set Screw" in the knob. When Powder coating or painting, the threads have to be covered so the set screw won't have any problems going in. There will be a SLIGHT ring around that area that won't be covered in powder coat for that reason. It will need a slight touch up with some paint anfter it is installed and the Set Screw is in! You can use any paint of your desired choice!
