sloping belly) and even "Mechonat Giluach Hashmalit" (electric shaving machine). Versions Magach 1: M48A1. Magach 2: M48A2C. Magach 3: Modernized M48A1/A2C/A3. The modifications included British 105 mm L7 cannon, low profile commander's cupola, upgraded communication suite, a 750 hp diesel engine Continental AVDS-1790-2A with Allison CD-850-6 transmission. They were eventually fitted with Blazer ERA. Magach 4 and 5: M48A5 in the original configuration. Generally similar to the Magach 3, but had slightly different engine and transmission—AVDS-1790-2D and CD-850-6A accordingly. They were eventually fitted with Blazer ERA. Magach 6: Modernized M60A1 or M60A3. Fitted with the Urdan low profile cupola and Blazer ERA. Magach 6A (6 Alef): Modernized M60A1. All vehicles were eventually upgraded to the Magach 6B level. Magach 6B (6 Bet): Similarly modernized M60A1 RISE (M60A1 with AVDS-1790-2C RISE (Reliability Improved Selected Equipment) engine). Magach 6B Gal (6 Bet Gal): Magach 6B with Gal fire control system. Magach 6B Gal Batash (6 Bet Gal Batash): Magach 6B Gal fitted with 4th generation passive armor and 908 hp engine. The turret has angled sides and angled mantlet. This variant is sometimes unofficially referred to as Magach 7D or Magach 8. A limited number of vehicles were converted from the Magach 6B Gal variant. Magach 6B Baz (6 Bet Baz): Magach 6B fitted with Baz fire control system. A limited number of vehicles were converted from the Magach 6B variant. Magach 6C (6 Gimel): Modernized M60A3. Magach 6R (6 Resh): Modernized M60, with engine upgraded to the AVDS-1790-2AG level (with more powerful electric generator compared to that of AVDS-1790-2A). Magach 6R* (6 Resh*): Magach 6R with preparations for mounting Nachal Oz fire control system. Magach 6M (6 Mem): Magach 6R* fitted with Nachal Oz fire control system. Magach 7: M60 with 908 hp AVDS-1790-5A engine, additional passive armor, new fire control and Merkava-based tracks. Different configurations exist: Magach 7A (7 Alef): Fixed flat mantlet with gun "slots". Magach 7B (7 Bet): An interim model with armor configuration similar to the 7C. Apparently never reached production. Magach 7C (7 Gimel): Fixed angled mantlet with gun "slots". Pereh missile carrier: Guided missile artillery variant armed with the Spike missile. Magach should not be confused with the Sabra series of upgrade packages for the M60A1/A3, which were developed for export to Turkey. Sabra includes upgrades similar to those of the Magach 7, but an essential difference is that it is armed with the MG251