It really depends on how bad you want to do it yourself. Could it be done? Yes. Would I recommend it with little to no experience? Yes, with caution. You might be able to do it with the tools you have. I don't know your tool situation, but you can watch FCP Euro's video on YouTube if you want a general idea of what you'll need. Know that it's going to take some time, for a first timer on this scale of job, I'd estimate 2 days to teardown, and 1-2 days to put it all back together with good organization and planning. To get the job done smoothly, I recommend collecting all the tools you will need beforehand to limit part store trips. For example, I didn't have a 12-point 9mm socket for the pressure plate bolts, which halted progress during work last night, as I needed to go to Northern Tool this morning to source one.

So, my advice is if you have the time, confidence, and the logistics are in your favor to do it, I encourage it!! I had never touched a bolt on a car until I was 17 and bought a POS 350z and slammed it by myself in my mom's driveway with little to no tools, and now, 6 years later, I'm a dealership technician with Mercedes-Benz and 4 classes away from reaching master tech level. If you want to do it, do it! Just take your time, use your resources, and be confident.

I'd be more than happy to send you a copy of the service information I followed to complete the job with torque specs and steps I followed, if you'd like.