I have not heard of a kit for this. If you were to overclock an AMD chip you would probably need to bridge the L-something bridges. I forget which ones they are. If you will be doing this I'll dig up the links on how to do this. You can bassically use a pencil for this. Maybe the kit sells a conductive pen with instruction and a hand stedier.

All the multiplier setting should be found in your manual, though. In fact, most of the settings for the motherboard should be explained in pretty good detail in the manual.