Doubling on the first unit is from the feeder. One of the biggest issues that causes this is the infeed brushes. If they are worn it will not hold the sheet down properly causing the tail to whip.
The next problem and probably the main problem is the infeed wheels themselves. These are never to be adjusted, yet people still try. The wheels have specific touchdown and lift off times as well as dwell settings in order to be on the paper until the sheet is firmly held by the grippers. These settings have to be made by an experienced technician with the proper dial indicators. Anyone who tells you they can do it without the proper tools is not doing it correctly.
There are also backlash settings that need to be checked in the gears which drive the feeder if the aforementioned items do not stop the doubling.
Another trick to lessen the doubling is to put yellow in the first unit then run K, C, M. Typically the doubling in the yellow is not as noticeable. This is a temporary workaround until you can have someone come out to look at your feeder.