Seems odd. Are you on friction or index? have you played some with the 
cable tension to get it just right. Another thought is that possibly the 
derailer is not able to take up all the range leading it to being a bit too 
slack in the lower cogs (just guessing). Does it happen in both big and 
small ring? Might also be a slightly bent der hanger (Again just guessing). 
In terms of chain length - I usually measure it by wrapping it around 
biggest chainring and biggest cog (without running it through the derailer) 
then add one chainlink segment (1") to that length. 

Clayton Scott
HBG, CA




On Thursday, April 9, 2020 at 3:08:46 PM UTC-7, J Imler wrote:
>
> I’m putting on the finishing touches. I’m getting a ghost shift between 
> the second and third cog. I swapped the Clem complete 9 speed cassette 
> (Sunrace?) for an eight speed Sunrace with a larger low gear. I think it’s 
> a 40t so I put on a WolfTooth hanger to help. It’s all gravy except the 
> ghost shift. Too much chain? 
>
>

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