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The worst he probably has is AJ or an over-pair, and the only way you have less than 12 outs against him is if he has AA.

The power in this hand is fold equity plus it's a coin-flip if he calls.

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Or, you know, JJ.

The key to this hand is to play consistently with past plays, with the nice kicker of getting your opponent to define his hand against your strong draw. Raising to $60 is absurd, you can easily get the same information/reaction for less. If you want to stronghand it, raise to $40, this leaves you an out if an awful card (i.e. board pair, king) comes.