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what is your plan on the turn if a non-low, non-club hits (i.e most of the deck), esp. since most sane people with the nut straight and no redraws here are not going to war on that flop?

-g

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Well, OP has a short stack. So if he had raised max PF and then potted it on the flop, he's nearly all-in (with OP's short stack) or at the very least easily committed. So in that case, no matter what turn card comes, he'd be best served by shoving whatever he has left.

If the same PF raise and flop max-bet transpired but stacks were deep, so that hero & villains weren't committed, then if it checks to me, I would check behind (or consider folding to an EP pot-sized bet) on a T, J, or board pair, but would pot it again on a Q or K (it would be difficult to believe somebody's going to check the nut str twice on a board like that). If somebody from EP bets on a Q or K, I would probably call.

Given the way it was played, limped PF and just called on the flop, any bad turn card is an easy check-behind.