I guess that was really my question? Do all the S Type Engines have the same bell housing bolt pattern?

I thought they were different between the V-8 and V-6 and Diesel?
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Without wishing to change the subject of this thread, there does seem to be some confusion as to whether Yorkshire exists. The truth is that the original Yorkshire only exists in myth, it was allegedly the home of the ancient king Ethelred the Obnoxious. The modern Yorkshire is six miles south of the original Yorkshire.There are natural springs there that have a unique style of water with a citrus tinge to it, this is known locally as Yorkshire Bitter. The natives of the area speak a unique language where the word "the" does not exist - it is simply replaced with the letter "t". For example the phrase "I am going to the pub" would become "I am going to t pub" or something. Yorkshire is the only town in the world where you can still buy parkin, which is banned in most other places. Nobody knows why, or indeed what parkin actually is. Yorkshire is in the North of England, unless you are further north, in which case it is in the south. It is a short walk from Humberside or a slightly longer walk from Carlisle. As JagV8 has already pointed out, the roads are very narrow, he did not mention that they are full of caravans, which have a legal speed limit of 12 miles per hour. It is also law that tractors can only be driven between 8 am and 9:30 am or between 4pm or 6pm, Monday to Friday only, with a speed limit of 6 miles per hour. Just north of Yorkshire is a disused nuclear test site known as "the Dales". The entire area is due to be concreted over in the summer.
I hope this clears up any misunderstanding as to whether Yorkshire exists or not.



PS. this should have been written on April the first but I got very drunk on March 31st and missed it.

 

The V6 gasoline engine bellhousing is different to the V8.

The V6 diesel engine bellhousing is the same as the V8.

 

Getting back to the interesting stuff, is it true that there is only one parkin in the world and that it simply gets passed around from person to person without being consumed giving the impression to outsiders that there's many of them?

 

No, that's haggis

 

Nice to hear that the efforts to restore the wild population are succeeding

 

I like Yorkshire pudding with my haggis on Guy Fawks day.

 

BTW. Never on Robbie Burns day