don't they use Hipshot Ultralites on the Cirrus? if so you're best off getting an Ultralite detuner. the standard small-post Ultralite is interchangeable with the Gotoh GB7 in terms of post size and fixing screw location. here's a pic of 2 detuners on Mike Anthony's Cirrus 5-
Those are aftermarket. Peavey calls the ones on the Cirrus basses Gotoh "Mini" tuners. They haves the small, round, enclosed backs/gears. I'm almost positive they're the GB7s.
The standard Cirrus comes with tuners that look like Gotoh minis. Only the tigereye comes with the ultralights.
UPDATE: For Cirrus owners with the standard Gotoh Mini tuners: If you are looking to put on a Bass Xtender, the GB7 is indeed the correct Hipshot extender, however, you will need to request the old style GB7 (the current version has a different shape key). Oddly, they still show the old style on their (Hipshot's) website. Also, the GB7 has a string post that is only 1 1/8" long. This will be too short on a Cirrus with a headstock thickness of 5/8". To make the post the same length as your other tuners you will have to have them make you one with a 1 1/4" long post. Jason at Hipshot did this for me and it works perfectly.
I got it through a third party dealer who deals with Hipshot directly. I won the New, Gold GB7 for $70 from eBay. After we found the problem (putting it on my B string on a Cirrus 6, BTW) of the post being too short, he said Jason at hipshot would make me one custom for an additional $10. He then waived the $10, but I sent it anyway for his troubles.
Yeah. Weird side note: Jason said he had sold these to Cirrus owners before and never encountered the short string post problem. I find it hard to believe no one else had this problem or just put it on their bass and lived with it. I had a Millennium for awhile and that came with one already installed. No problem with string post length, but I don't know if the headstock is the same thickness as a Cirrus. Maybe he was just confusing other Peavey basses in general. Could it be I'm the very first one to put this exact tuner on a Cirrus???........maybe not.