Alright finally, here we go!

For those unaware, before my initial post there was quite a few discussions about the current ruleset and during these discussions it was thought, 'perhaps it's time we re-examine was is and isn't considered legal, and furthermore, perhaps even welcome this vote to more people!'
And so here we are! It's been awhile since 'Da Rules' were set in place, and during that time we've seen fresh new WRs and fresh new faces sinking their times tenths of a second by tenths of a second, while of course staying within the confines of these rules.
Which leads us to now, with these new faces comes new opinions. Perhaps what was once voted 8:2 might now be voted 4:6 and so perhaps it's time we welcome these new opinions and re-examine what is and isn't considered legal.

As stated last time we will be examining each area/rule one at a time. Initially I had intended for the first post to be regarding the OoB area, but after asking around a bit it become clear that it would be the most difficult to tackle due to the many layers that go with it.
So instead with this post we'll be looking at 'Rule 2' area. For anyone who missed it or would like to look it over again, I'll copy paste it here:
"Rule 2: Console (X360,PS3,WiiU)and PC are competing for the same records.
For those unaware, during the game's launch period it was discovered that while in the Plane form repeatedly rolling in a certain direction could actually be faster than that of 'normal' flying. This exploit was known as Stunt Spamming.
Sure enough the devs were not in favor of this exploit and it was ultimately patched by adding restrictions to how Stunting worked in the Plane form.
However, this patch unfortunately never made its way to any of the Console versions.
With that of course came the thought of whether Console and PC should even compete against each other.
Through testing it's been found that the restrictions placed upon the Plane form were as follows:
Performing a Stunt while NOT under the influence of a Boost results is a slowdown.
You have a 'Stunt limit' of 4 Stunts per Boost, performing any more will result in a slowdown. To refresh this 'Stunt limit' simply perform another Boost (Risk Boost, Drift, Boost, Item Boost, ect).
And so with this in mind, looking at the WR strats, it shows that only two maps were affected by this. Those being DV and RL.
In the case of DV, there is one instance of Stunting without the influence of a Boost.
In the case of RL, there is 1/2 (Dependent on whether the player feels comfortable with their angle) instance(s) of Stunting without the influence of a Boost.
How big this slowdown is, we don't have exact numbers. My estimate was <.100 per slowdown (Less than .100 per slowdown)

Because of this there was consideration of splitting Console and PC records entirely, splitting only the Plane tracks, and splitting only tracks that were clearly affected.
Ultimately, for various reasons (was clear PC was definitely capable of competing with Console times, slowdown wasn't that big, had already been competing for years, ect) it was decided that we didn't want to segregate Console times."

So let's get right down to it, what are your thoughts?