Opponent is 27/12 and like everyone else, very aggressive post-flop. Didn't seem like a maniac from what I've seen. I think this is fairly easy and correct, but who the hell knows anymore?

I have full stack, he has $15

UTG limps, I raise [Jc] to $1.10, everyone else folds

[5c][9c] Pot $2.55
UTG checks, I bet $2, UTG c/r to $6

Since he has only $7.75 left, I have absolutely NO fold equity. If he has a set I'm a 3-1 dog, if he has a straight I'm 2-1. Is there any chance that just calling here might be the better play, but then I'd have to fold here getting just under 2-1 after the turn if/when he pushes.

But like I said, I have just about 0 fold equity here. Still think it was a fairly simple push, but I've been wrong before.

This is a push on the flop, especially vs a "very aggressive post-flop" player.

A push has more value than the hand in isolation, you will get more action later from your sets if you push your good draws hard. Also you do NOT want a player checkraising your continuation bets, show that you had something to bet with.