let me know what you find out. i was lookin at it a while back. were did you find it? havent been able to find one lately

 

Here is a link to one. I know nothing about them, just found the site a while ago and saved it since they sell a shift kit.

http://www.apsprecision.com/

 

i have heard good things about them. hear is a write up on it http://www.nagca.com/forum/showthread.php?t=33521

 

summit has em for like $56 and for that price it's kinda hard to pass up. The kit is labeled 45rfe-hd2 and Transgo says that will work in the 545rfe as well.

 

link?

 

Transgo labels it as a reprogramming kit because it has more then their normal shift kits.

Summit:
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/TRG-45RFE-HD2/

Write up on install:
http://www.nagca.com/forum/showthread.php?t=33521

Transgo instructions:
http://www.apsprecision.com/45RFE Shift Kit/45_545RFE Instructions.pdf

 

killer. wonder how much the shop would charge to install that. ive never messed with the tranny before. it scares me

 

If you look at the write it doesn't look hard at all. I'm actually curious as to if it can be installed without taking the valve body out.

 

I did the free 545RFE shift kit.

There is a program in the PCM called torque management that cuts back power when shifting to make the shifts smoother.

If you snip that wire, it eliminates this function and makes it shift normal at light throttle, but when you get on it, it shifts quicker.

Here is some more info:

http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f310/wj-torque-management-delete-write-up-683572/

 

ha. didnt evn know that. PO did the snip on mine. but i never use it. so if i leave it on all the time, its better for the tranny?

 

I recently installed this kit as well as a new Solenoid pack and love the way it shifts. Shifts nice and smooth under normal throttle. Apply a little more gas and it delivers a more "positive" shift. Quickens the shift all around.