Are my calculations wrong?
When I started life as a graduate EE in 1975 we had both slide rulers and HP Calculators and a Nova Minicomputer .     

I was introduced to graph paper just like below  which helps save time and quick check any RLC Z Qs,Qp vs f calculation.

How you learn to trust your results comes with experience.   @analogsystemsrf and  I think alike.

"1uH and 1uF resonate at 160KHz" which is also 1 Ohm.

How you choose Q depends on ESR and DCR for series resonance which for high values Qs is almost same as current gain and for Parallel resonance, Qp depends on load Rp and leakage Rc.  So you can choose components with good impedance for desired Q ratios.

Also for inductors a straight wire is 1uH/m for 80:1 length, thickness ratio and 0.5 uH/m for ~6:1 ratio in air but large loops are around 25 x greater than a straight wire self inductance.