quiet six volt fuel system

[yachtflame]

Does any one know of a quiet six volt fuel system....] I'd type fuel #um# but it seems my commuter won't type the letter after o without spell check, so bare with me.] The unit I have on my '31 is louder then the engine! I've mounted the unit with rubber mounts, tried attaching the rubber mounts to a late and using rubber feet to attach to the frame. It's still way too loud.
Any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks,
Wayne Elsworth

[bcroe]

If you have one of those reciprocating piston pumps, replace it with a rotary vane type. 
Another plan is get an in tank pump; not sure what the options are for 6V.  Bruce Roe

[John Washburn CLC 1067 Sadly deceased.]

Wayne,

I have used the Carter rotary vane pumps and they make noise, plus the hang vertically which is a pain to install so it is does not show, plus  they don't seem to last that long.

I like the following which is a horizontal mounting pump:

Airtex 6 Volt is E8011, this is a nice pump.

jw

[Richardonly]

When I bought my car, it was under the hood and noisy.  I had it relocated and the fools put it right under the drivers seat, when I specifically told them back near the fuel tank.

It is now as far back (near the tank) and can only be heard when priming the carb with the engine off.  Once on the road, it is silent.

Oddly, disconnected from the frame and dangling, (when it was still under the seat) it was so quiet, I had to put my ear to it to see if it was running.  (Makes you think of just strapping it in place with velcro.)