Zipp Zipp Carbon
Zipp UD carbon headset spacer set for 1-1/8" steerers. Lightweight, precision-bored spacers (2×4mm, 8mm, 12mm, 30mm) to dial cockpit height with race-ready looks.
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Overview & Technology
Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Compatibility & Installation
Who It's For
Key Features
- ✓ UD carbon construction for low weight and high compressive stiffness
- ✓ Complete stack: 2×4mm, 1×8mm, 1×12mm, 1×30mm for precise adjustments
- ✓ Inner bore sized for straight 1-1/8" steerer tubes (integrated headsets)
- ✓ Finished in subtle low-gloss carbon to match high-end components
- ✓ SRAM Model ID AC-ZHSC-A1 and Zipp part 00.1915.124.010 for fit reference
- ✓ Light, durable alternative to aluminum spacer stacks with clean aesthetics
Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these spacers compatible with tapered 1.5" down tubes?
No. These Zipp spacers are machined for a straight 1-1/8" steerer. They will not fit tapered steerers without an adapter sleeve. Use only on forks or steerer assemblies that provide a straight 1-1/8" section where spacers sit.
Can I use carbon spacers under my stem — are they strong enough?
Yes. UD carbon spacers are designed to handle headset preload and normal stem clamping forces when installed correctly with a compression plug. Do not over-tighten stem bolts beyond manufacturers' torque specs and ensure the compression plug bears the top-cap preload.
How should I clean and maintain these spacers?
Wipe spacers with a soft cloth and mild detergent or isopropyl alcohol. Avoid harsh solvents that can affect resins. Inspect for cracks or chips after crashes; replace any spacer with visible damage to maintain safe headset assembly.
Can I mix these carbon spacers with aluminum spacers?
Yes — mixing carbon and aluminum spacers is common. Ensure the contact surfaces are clean and the stack is stable. Be mindful of potential galvanic corrosion only if there are exposed metals in contact with dissimilar metals in damp environments; proper assembly typically avoids this issue.
What's included and how do I choose stack heights?
The set includes two 4mm spacers, one 8mm, one 12mm and one 30mm. Use the 4mm pieces for fine adjustments, 8mm and 12mm for moderate changes, and the 30mm spacer for larger raises. Combine spacers to hit exact handlebar height without changing stem rise.
Will these work with integrated carbon forks and upper crowns?
Yes, if the integrated headset is designed for a 1-1/8" steerer and the spacer bore matches your steerer OD. Double-check your headset documentation — some integrated systems have specific spacer profiles or bearing preload limits.
Buying Guide
When choosing headset spacers, prioritize steerer compatibility, material, and stack versatility. Carbon spacers like these Zipp UD pieces save weight and look cleaner than aluminum, but confirm the steerer diameter is a straight 1-1/8" and that your headset accepts standard spacer profiles. Decide how much adjustability you want: a kit with multiple small spacers (4mm) plus larger pieces (30mm) offers the most flexibility for fitting without trial-and-error stem swaps. Finally, match finish and brand where possible for a cohesive cockpit aesthetic and consistent tolerances.
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