Yes, that's how we do timing chains.
Put front on jack stands, remove RF wheel.
jack eng slightly up with car jack under oil pan, spread out weight with a hunk of wood.
Unbolt eng mount, remove.
Lower engine all the way down.
Undo water pump pulley (from wheel well, dont strip bolts, use a gun if you have one.)
Remove belt(having belt on helps hold the water pump pully)
Raise eng almost all the way up.
undo PS bracket and use bungie to hold it(PS pump and bracket) towards the hood hinge.
Undo idler pulley
Undo tensioner pulley from block (2 10mms)
Undo AC compressor and thow away, leave bracket on with the eng hoist hole for future use.
21 mm impact for the crank pulley.
remove cam cover
remove 2 8mmm bolts in middle of timing cover
remove the 10mm bolts on timing cover
remove 4 8mm bolts that hold oil pan to timing cover(ratchet wrenches are nice).
drive a screw driver inbetween oil pan flange and timing cover and bend oil pan flange down to seperate.
Using a very long screw driver on the sides of the cover and some force pop off the cover.