They shouldn't have moved if torqued properly. Make sure, and I can't emphasize that enough, that they use very liberal amounts of anti-size compound coating those sleeves on your drives. Or you will regret the day you ever had them installed because they will seize on there and be a Mo-Fo to get off if they don't. I wouldn't even have them on there myself if I wasn't the only one doing tire work.
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http://www.mdalign.com/techbulletins/1178380368.pdf
probably not your problem, but worth adding to this thread -
Did you ever get this straighten out? I'm having about the same problem on my w900... Same suspension
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