I knew I made it vs I knew I make it

Some examples from the web:

• I knew I made the wrong decision as soon as your plane took off.
• You knew I made it all up?
• And she never knew I made good.
• The second I gave Pascal that story, I knew I'd made a mistake.
• I knew I'd made a mistake the minute I left your apartment.
• I knew 'cause I made the arrangements.
• But as soon as it became real, I knew I'd made a huge mistake.
• It was boring work, but I knew if I made a success of it then I could write my own ticket.
• I mean, I knew you must have made it out of England.
• I knew that she'd made it up.
• But as soon as it became real, I knew I'd made a huge mistake.
• Since I was a kid, I knew if I made my mom the enemy, my life had a purpose.
• Although I knew every deal I made was another favor I owed.
• I knew this made you look upon me with disgust.
• I knew how you made your living.
• I knew that it made no sense.
• I knew what I was made of.
• You knew I would have made the same promise.
• I knew, if I made you look for her, you'd find her.
• When I saw you take my mom's ring, I knew we were made for each other.

Some examples from the web:

• Now I knew I could make it to Cocos without getting caught.
• She came up with a reasonable plan, and I knew I could make it work.
• I knew I wouldn't make it.
• I always knew I'd make it.
• Leela, I knew I could never make it up to you, so I did the next best thing.
• I knew that I would make it.
• I knew I could make you smile.
• I knew what would make it better.
• I knew I had to make a strong impression.
• I knew I can't make those movies anymore.
• I knew I could make you come back
• I knew you couldn't make it.
• - Because he knew I'd never make it.
• I knew you'd make it through.
• I knew you'd make it, take care of the others.
• I knew you'd make it, Ri.
• But I knew I had to make her my wife.
• I knew I wanted to make magic.
• That's when I knew I had to make Frank's problem my priority.
• As a result, I knew I needed to make my own stories about this experience, new narratives to reclaim my identity.