This is mostly directed at Monkey.
It's not custom to get an edge on anything, it's custom so I can mount an electric motor and a lipo in a chassis designed for a nitro motor and replace a bent and beat to shit chassis that came with the trade. It's one of the vehicles you listed in the examples, so I don't see a problem with the rally car.
The truck started before this thread as something to do with almost a complete vehicle worth of extra parts, and is just simply an extended wheelbase RS4 (chassis from the MT2).
I like the RS4, even after some pretty crazy tumbles nothing broke. It uses hardened steel diffs (that are the same size as the Axial ring and pinions), and HPI plastic is pretty durable, so I never have to worry about parts breaking (compared to the Tamiyas that I've owned in the past).
The rally car will be scale looking (at least as scale as any other vehicle there) and the same as anything else on the track under the lid. I'm ordering the same rally block tires as everyone else and an Impreza body as soon as an ebay sale goes through, and it'll have a standard silver can motor on 2S. Nothing against the rules there.
The truck... well fine, if you want to bitch about it, whatever, it's not a trophy truck, it's not a dakar truck, it's not a rally car, so it's just my own thing, I won't run it with the TT's (even though I would have likely ended up dead last).
Nobody wants ten pages of rules, that takes the fun out of it, and I'm not looking for any loopholes or advantages. I'm also not here to make enemies.
It seems apparent that since i'm not "in" the "in" group my attempts to try to get something going so I can come play are being seen as attempts to try and cheat or be different only for the sake of being different. The one or two events that I can even make it to I will probably end up near the back of the pack (not much practice time) but I don't do this for "glory" or to win, I just want to have fun, and these are definitely more fun with other cars on the track.