I’m running a non boost rear wheel in a boost frame (Orange clockwork evo) with equal spacers either side of the hub.
Recently fitted a 46T cassette replacing a 42T, this amplified my poor chainline, but managed to make it workable by adjusting BB spacers, bringing chainring closer to the frame.
I’ve just swapped front chainring to an oval 34T which touched the chainstay, so I’ve adjusted the BB spacing again to suit, which has made the 46T noisy again. I managed to get a spacer behind the cassette which made it a bit better.
Visually, the chainline looks bad in the 46T and its makes a lot of noise of the bike stand. I think the noise is coming from the jockey wheel interface. It doesn’t drop the chain if pedalling backwards.
Rear hub is a fairly new DT Swiss 240 laced into a DT XR391 rims.
The only way I can see to improve it would be to get a slightly smaller spacer on the DS and a bigger one on the NDS, perhaps going from 3:3mm to 2:4mm, any bigger and I don’t think I’d be able to adjust the brake enough. But that would likely only make a small difference
Should I worry about it?
Solution seems to be a new rear hub?