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The changes you made changed your team for the better so much IMO. The only thing that I can say is bad is Zapdos has 30 Defense IV's for some reason.

Mega Pinsir absolutely would wreck your team. After 1SD +2 252 Atk Aerilate Mega Pinsir Return vs. 252 HP / 252+ Def Slowbro: 334-394 (84.7 - 100%) -- 6.3% chance to OHKO +2 252 Atk Aerilate Mega Pinsir Return vs. 252 HP / 0 Def Slowking: 595-702 (151 - 178.1%) -- guaranteed OHKO +2 252 Atk...

While each individual pokemon is solid your team is full of sweepers and while that is not bad, having 4-5 sweepers and 1-2 support pokemon is generally the norm and it functions better in my experience. While I'm not to great on suggesting replacement team mates, I would probably try things...

To counter gliscor put HP Ice on heatran and get heatran out before gliscor because if the opponate has a Gliscor it is almost the perfect counter for Heatran except for HP ice. That won't help you out on the switch ins, switching Heatran into gliscor is a terrible idea, but it should help you...

I use HP Ice on Heatran to lure out Gliscor and then OHKO it not really to counter it once it is out on the field.

If you like a dual screener try klefkie for dual prankster screens and an annoying priority thunderwave to nuter most sweepers. Also try Stealth Rocks over spikes because it puts a lot of pressure on opposing teams that rely on Charizard Y and talon flame and other flying type pokemon to get rid...

If Gliscor walls you completely then I recommend running HP Ice on heatran because with 252 SpAtk it is a guarenteed OHKO and Heatran generally lures out gliscor.

Politoed shouldn't be used as a special attacker because you generally want him to be able to set up rain more than once or twice. Consider switching out aqua tail for roost on dragonite but if it works for you then keep aqua tail. Actually Waterfall is better because 100% accuracy, don't use...

You don't need Rain on 3 pokes, 2 should be just fine. I reccomend taking Rain Dance of Latias You did something that I did as well during my first draft of my own rain team, and that is fill your team with water pokemon so you have lots of electric and grass weaknesses. I would switch out...

It seems to me that nothing on your team actually benefits from the Sun other than a boosted Fire attack on Charizard and Heatran and the moonlight HP increase. Other than that it seems like your team functions not that much better when Sun is up then when it isn't. Take advantage of it with...

Mega-Khan is only banned by Smogon and not Nintendo, so Mega-Khan is perfectly legal to use in anything not following smogon's rules. On to the team, Every pokemon you have is offensive, there really isn't any bulky pokemon that you would like to take hits for you or spread status for that...

Well since you have a lot of hyper offensive pokemon then maybe switch out SD on Scizor for defog. Just a thought because if you don't end up setting up with him a lot then Defog is a good switch because hes resistant to entry hazards.

Dragonite can't really be that much of a tank if you have no way of getting rid of SR because it will beak Multiscale

Seems solid but if you are running Dragon Claws on Garchomp to not be locked into using 1 move then why are you using a choice item? Regardless or not you use outrage you'll be stuck in 1 move and you lose a lot of extra power.

It seems to me that Quagsire and Gliscor both have very similar roles that they fufil and they have almost the exact same moves. I would suggest switching out Quagsire for something else. Maybe try Sableye with Taunt/Recover/Toxic(or Will-O-Wisp)/Knock Off. It adds more utility to your team.

If you're having trouble with fairies try replacing toxic on Heatran with Flash Cannon for a good STAB attack.

if you need something to set up rocks and tank water moves I think you should try empoleon. He can set up rocks, resists water attacks, and has a decent movepool as well as being fairly tanky.

If you are using Arcanine to revenge kill and then switch out then probably choice scarf/band but if you are using it as more of a physical sweeper because it gets good coverage and you hit things super-effectively than Expert Belt. It really depends on what you use it for and can be run both ways.

The only thing I have to say is that with 3 mons running life orb you could be facing some trouble with the recoil later in the game if Umbreon ever dies, maybe try running expert belt/choice items on them. Other than that very solid team.

You might want to change Foul Play on Sableye for Knock off because it limits switch ins because they will always be worried about you knocking off their items. I've played with it and it makes him by far the most annoying pokemon to play against. While it isn't as good against physical...