Jaeger Lite - Piston

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WARNING: PLEASE WATCH INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO FOR PROPER INSTALLATION AND PREPARATION TO INSURE CORRECT FUNCTIONING OF THE PISTON

For customization purposes, the piston's rack is not yet glued/epoxied!!! 
Even though it is tightly fitted, it is recommended to do so prior to installation.

Taking the AEG piston into the future! The Jaeger sets a new standard for AEG pistons. It is truly indestructible and will withstand any build thrown at it.

New Jaeger Lite Specifications:

• MJF PA11
  For high strength & long term durability - lower friction and higher wear resistance
• Molded Hardened Steel Rack
  For reduced cost while keeping some of its extreme wear resistance
• Oversized Rack Section
  To allow more shimming space for the sector gear and durability
• Revised Meshing
  Between piston rack and sector gear for more compatibility and reduced wear
• Wide Piston Rails with Deep Groove
  Gives very low wobble in your favorite CNC gearboxes while also being compatible with nearly every gearbox with just a little bit of sanding
• Lightweight (17.0 g )
  Makes the piston substantially lighter despite the new heavier materials at no cost to its durability compared to other parts
• Chamfered Edges
  Throughout and full length rail for superior load bearing and 0 chance of spring and gearbox snagging

Usual Jaeger Pistons Specifications:

• Highest pickup tooth and overall cross sectional area
  Compared to standard pistons
• Proper Tooth Profile
  For optimal meshing with most aftermarket sector gears
• Correct Height Pickup Tooth
  To not interfere with sector gear body
• Third Tooth is cut at an angle
  To aid AOE correction - not like it's required with this piston anyways
• Can be used at high RPS & Joules
  Will withstand at least 70rps and 3J with ease

Versions :

• Standard
  Typical 67.00mm length
• Reinforced
  Bigger pick-up tooth support and longer 74.5mm length
  (Cannot be used without short stroking gears in standard gearboxes)

The piston is no longer the weakest link.

We called this beast the “Hunter” for a reason.