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Nope. Home Depot lip is a rubber strip about 2 inches deep made from garage door seal, I've got some to play with but I'm not mad on the look from what I've seen.

That is, like you said, a carbon fibre splitter. Type 'g35 carbon fibre splitter' and you'll find all the vendors on 35driver - Statik Performance does one and the owner, Henry, is on the 'v35 coupe drivers' group on Facebook. The hard part will be swallowing the freight cost!

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the pic you posted has a car with an aftermarket front bar as well as the splitter.

i was also interested in getting a front splitter for my car. can't find anything off the shelf though.

TopStage composites (www.topstage.com) do a very nice one but a full diffuser will cost close to $2k - a bit too much for me since the main attraction for me was how it looks! (although it needs to be functional too!)

APR performance (www.aprperformance.com) do one in the states but shipping would be very expensive.

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