LEGO® Technic: AWD PF Chassis [+ Instructions]

Hey folks! Merry Christmas. This very simple moc is based off LegoTechnic360's Compact RC Car. Enjoy.
Statistics:
- Uses two L-motors (hard-coupled) to drive geared down 12/24 and 20/28.
- Uses one Servo-motor to steer (RTC).
- Includes a center-differential to distribute power between axles.
- Contains approx. 270 pieces.
Note: Full Instructions begin at minute 0:50.
The differentials can be replaced with bevel or knob gears.
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Song: "Jingle Bell Rock" (Instrumental Jazz) by Swing Shift on behalf of Somerset Entertainment. I don't own any rights to the music, but my sole purpose is for entertainment only.

[@xthecre8or735]

Just built this a though I had to improvise and adjust some pieces, great build thank you!

[@Adamos-zl1dq]

Nice chassis man you are gooood!!! :-)

[@DesignJunkie58]

+Adamos 7298 Thanks mate!

[@lukasd6263]

Ay mate, very good setup. I was wondering where you got the hubs from as I don’t have any and I want to build this. Also, if there is anything I can replace them with plz let me know

[@roosterfireball2109]

Why is jingle bell rock playing in the backround

[@xcavinps4539]

The video was posted on christmas.

[@kylethomas6599]

I have a question. if you dont have a non-beveled differential, can you just use a 24 tooth gear or are they different sizes? if so, i will be building this!

[@DesignJunkie58]

+Kyle Thomas You don't have to have the *center* diff to make the vehicle drive. You can still use a regular 24th gear or a different gear combination :D (If you remove the center diff though, the vehicle won't remain AWD)