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Flying low can help too at reducong guesswork. Unfortunately it doesn't seem Japan gets much in terms of ground attack aid until the F-1 at 10.3 for their post war jets.
There are some old movies made for IL-2 1946 that show you how to use the cockpit view for bombing from a fighter or dive bomber without a sight. Those cam be useful since the physics are not too different (though WT added more spread.)
Fly too close I get killed by my own bomb.
The T-2 is one of those jets stuck in an awkward place in terms of BR and equipment. A while ago this would be a smaller problem as the most it would see is the occassional R-60 from a newer MiG-21 or Yak-38, now we also got the 60MKs and AIM-9Ls and Gs like no tomarrow when the best it has are AIM-9Es.
Welcome to Japan, you should be used to this if you're at the T-2 already. We don't get much in the way of parity.
They did have one of the best sabers for a while. It can still be good when fighting within its BR too.