U have to gii in spr 2.

Yeah looks like a gii. You need 40%, and your PJ analysis gives you 43% while being pretty pessimistic. For example, you're only giving him AA or cc with additional backup, but I assume most people will shove all AA and flush draws. Also, I'd think he's going with any Kx that he 3bet. But I doubt any of this will change the results very much.

4% 3b for villain is pretty tight. do the results differ much compared to 6% or 8%? (i don't have PJ otherwise I would look myself)

Maybe you should know before you call the 4bet what flops you wanna play on. Also fold pre against most players is the right play.

As gross as it feels, I agree that preflop the hand is a fold against a tight 3B range. As far as postflop, I think I would pot lead. Against villain's s/o range you are getting it in no matter what. Against his non-s/o range (which is likely pretty small on this board), villain probably won't bet/fold often or pay you off on any of your good turns so you are best off just taking down his EQ even if it is relatively small. Maybe you'll even get lucky and villain will throw away some naked AA.