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Prototype/Test Titanium Dark Horse Shift Knobs

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I recently purchased these from a retired employee from the shift knob supplier, I was told they are test pieces for the Dark Horse shift knob stick shift variant.

They came with the colorimeter instructions as well, showing how different voltages of anodization change the color outcome for each knob. Some even have no anodization at all!

Most are solid colors with no laser shift pattern, but a few at the top are completed. Not sure what to do with these, would anyone be interested in purchasing?
I know these are crazy expensive from the factory, looks like nearly $500 a pop from Ford!! I wouldn't ask that, even though these are truly one of a kind. If there is any interest I would be happy to take close-up pictures of individual knobs.

All of them have the correct PR3P-7K327-ACW part number on the inside.

Let me know, wanted to share with the enthusiasts of the community!

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it looks like the bags may be marked with voltages, what's the voltage on the bags? for those who would want to anodize their own titanium stuff to match the shift knob
 
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it looks like the bags may be marked with voltages, what's the voltage on the bags? for those who would want to anodize their own titanium stuff to match the shift knob
You're correct, the whole spread seems to range between 13 and 50V. However most are 22-27V. I'm not sure what the factory color ended up being, I think towards the darker side?
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