Poking my head in for a hello, 97 celica st 5spd Options

[Stealthmode]

Well, I have been lurking for the past 2 months or so and decided that it was about time to introduce myself. I couldn't really find any rules against a hello thread but you can move and delete this if need be.

Ok, now that that is out of the way, let me introduce myself. My name is Matt O'Leary and I own a 97 Celica ST 5spd. She only has 54k on the clock (someone was talking about clean celica's in another thread so I felt compelled to post) and is in pretty grand condition.

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She's alot of fun to drive up in the mountains and the fact that this car exhibits such fantastic lift off oversteer is a massive plus.

Now for the bad news and the questions.
My clutch has very little feel in it and multiple petrolheads I'm friends with have said that my clutch is close to going. However they said this 3000 miles ago and I'm still going with no noticeable change in the clutch feel or car performance. I will eventually need to replace it and plan to do the work myself with massive help from people who know infinitely more than I.
what do I need?

I was going to just go ahead and buy springs for the car but decided I should ask the experts if my choice is sound and without unforeseeable snags. With my stock wheels on the car will the eibach sportlines be out of the question? Judging by what I have read on this forum and others they seem like exactly what I want.

I have a ton more questions but I seem to have run out of patience with myself. So, there ya go.

fake edit: yes my license plate says BRO in it, it slays me.
real edit: I paid 7600 before taxes

This post has been edited by Stealthmode: Mar 11, 2008 - 5:13 PM

[DEATH]

If a medium drop and stock quality ride are what you want - then Sportlines are def for you. There will be no issues with the stock wheels as long as tire diameter is still stock.
Beautiful car and welcome to the best site for it.

[Stealthmode]

If a medium drop and stock quality ride are what you want - then Sportlines are def for you. There will be no issues with the stock wheels as long as tire diameter is still stock.
Beautiful car and welcome to the best site for it.

I'm just looking to make my car a bit more aggresive looking with a moderate handling increase.
(I would also be getting stickier tires.)