COLLECTION · FRONT LIP & SPLITTERS
FRONT LIP & SPLITTERS
in Carbon Fiber
Lips, splitters, canards and extensions — pre-preg twill and forged carbon, CFD-validated, cured at 125°C, hand-finished. The first surface the air ever touches.
THE CASE FOR CARBON · FRONT
Four reasons
it belongs up front.
The front of the car is the first thing the air touches — and the first thing the eye reads. Carbon answers both jobs: measurable downforce, OEM-fit precision, finished like a watch case.
+52 kgFront downforce
A splitter doesn't decorate — it pre-loads the front axle. CFD-tuned profiles balance the rear wing and stop the nose floating at autobahn speed.
−3.8 kg
Lightweight
Pre-preg autoclave laminate replaces ABS or fibreglass — measurable mass off the very nose of the car, where it's felt the most in turn-in.
+52 kg
Front downforce
A splitter doesn't decorate — it pre-loads the front axle. CFD-tuned profiles balance the rear wing and stop the nose floating at autobahn speed.
Zero gaps
OEM-fit
Reverse-engineered from factory CAD on every chassis. Bumper apertures, fog lights and tow-hook covers all preserved, gaps held to 2 mm.
No cutting
Direct fit
Lips bond with 3M VHB at the atelier; splitters use OEM hardware and supplied carbon stays. No body shop, no permanent modifications.
MANIFESTO · WHY CARBON AT THE FRONT
A plastic lip is a sticker.
Ours is a wing.
The factory bumper is shaped to pass pedestrian impact and a wind-tunnel target the chassis engineer never owned. We start from the same bumper line — the radius, the lower edge, the apertures the chassis was born with — and we lay carbon over it the way an aerodynamicist lays a plane.
The result is the rarest thing in a front-aero catalogue: a splitter that loads the axle by a measurable margin at 200 km/h, weighs less than the OEM bumper trim it replaces, and reads as carbon the moment the car arrives.
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OWNER QUESTIONS
Before you commit.
Splitter or lip — which one do I need?
A lip is a visual sharpener that sits flush with the OEM bumper line — it tightens the front aesthetic without changing the aero balance. A splitter extends forward, beyond the bumper, with a flat underside that generates measurable downforce. If the car already has a wing or a stiff rear setup, you want a splitter to balance the axle.
Will the splitter scrape on driveways and speed bumps?
Every splitter is supplied with a recommended ride-height curve and adjustable stays. On stock suspension, ground clearance stays within the OEM bumper envelope. On lowered cars we ship a 6 mm sacrificial nose-strip and clear PPF for the leading edge — both replaceable.
Is it CFD-validated, or is it cosmetic carbon?
Every splitter and canard profile in this collection is CFD-validated on the chassis it's listed for. The downforce numbers on the cards are measured deltas at 200 km/h vs the OEM bumper — not marketing figures. We share the CFD report on request for any item flagged with a kg figure.
Twill or forged carbon for the front of the car?
Twill 2x2 is the classic choice — directional weave, sharp linear reflections, easiest to PPF on a leading edge. Forged carbon has a jewel-like chaotic grain that reads beautifully on hypercars and modern McLarens, and resists chip-marks better thanks to its random fibre orientation. Both ship with UV-stable clear coat and a 5-year warranty.