He may have different shocks on it making it tilt in. Stock my wheels may tilt in a little but once you get some weight in it it goes back to normal. I know alot of people put raptor shocks or others on it and they are usually longer shocks that will cause wheel tilt. I would offer 3000 if its in good shape no more that 3200.

 

It was a all stock machine, the tilt was more when kids were in it. The top of the wheels were tilted in towards the center.

 

when you say some people add raptor shocks, that off a full size raptor?

 

660 raptor usually can get them pretty cheap and they bolt up and work well

 

Depends on the weight they will tilt the other way when they are in it. The longer shocks will help with that. The raptors are about a half inch longer.

 

I have a 2012 that I bought brand new. Mine do the same thing.

 

I would get some pictures of this thing posted up & let folks see what's up. It may or may not be normal.

 

I think those machines are single a arms right? That's normal for that set up.

 

Yes, single a arm.

 

Arms are bend mine were the same

 

The 170 is a single A arm set up , without the top (second) A arm when weight is added (riders) the suspension compresses it will tilt the top of the wheels towards the machine . That is normal . The top Arm that is on the bigger machines keeps the wheels vertical as the suspension moves up and down. Here's a picture of ours with raptor shocks and a 2" lift kit on the front.