Re: Sanity check - timing chain replacement

[<trinitygadget@alltel.net>]

I would definately replace the chain. When deciding on the sprocket and 
chainwheel, you should consider (1) the existence of abnormal wear and (2) the 
cost of these items. GOOD gears are not cheap! I replaced my original 
chainwheel last month, but left the sprocket intact. The tips of the chainwheel 
teeth were razor sharp, which I interpreted as being abnormal wear.

Also look at the tensioner and replace if needed (cheap).

Rick O.
72 TR6