sprockets or not?

bass84

Hi all, I'm about to change my timing chain as it jumped off just as I started the car, luckily no damage at all, only the tensioner broke as that was the reason why it jumped. Anyways...

I've inspected the sprockets/cogs, and everything seems good and the timing marks are still there. Just wondering...do I get a kit with the sprockets or not? I would prefer the cheaper option but not 100% confident without a trusted option. But as I say there is no damage to anything but the tensioner

guy_27

I change everything. Already got it all apart so it's only a few more minutes work.

Matt

Most people would change everything, as @[deleted] said, you've already got it all apart, so for peace of mind it's nice to have all new parts fitted.

bass84

Cheers for the replies guys, I was thinking the same but just thought Id get an opinion. Need to save money where ya can lol thanks anyways peeps I'm gonna change the lot.