Positive camber on HMMWV 998 rear wheels ?

[orgnal]

I finally got my 2 Man HMMWV 998 10 days ago and I have been working away on it as time permits. I noticed that the front wheels are quite perpendicular to the ground but the rear wheel have a very noticeable positive camber. Is this correct / common? Do I need to when them aligned properly? I did not notice any drive-ability issues when I took it for a spin around the neighborhood.

Thank you in advance

McReddy

 

[bikeman]

Yes, it's standard. It's so that when they get loaded up, as they 'should' they will move to a "normal" camber. If you drive around a military base, you'll notice it behind any unloaded unarmored HMMWV.

 

[adambomb106]

is there any way to level it back? Mine is not going to be loaded very often if at all.

 

[Mike82ndABN]

Remove the shims, you can see them between the frame and the upper control arm. I'm taking mine out once I get the motivation.