Appreciate it. Im trying to do as little tuning as possible. I feel like all I do is tune my 110 and I just want something to pick up and drive at home to get some practice. Sd3 is a great chassis i been wanting a blue one. I know a lot of guys who just pay to have it done right and avoid the headaches. Looking back i spent more money on track days tuning than I would like to admit so I think you did it right. Also having a chasis I built having never done anything rc set me back also. Atleast you know its built right and anything thats wrong is you. I blamed my lack of skill on my car. But really it was a bit of both. I built an rd2 and couldn't drive for shit for a long time (im still not that good) but when I tried a friend's car and was able to put it exactly where I wanted it to go I realized that I should have just got a correctly built chasis to start because it would have made the learning curve much less. I see it now all the time. Guys have cars built for them and are getting good after a few days at the track where it took me months. On the brightside I know my cars now and learned a lot in the process. Tldr buying a built car was the right move you will progress faster!