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I scored a 180 back in 2017 using the basic version of a much less sophisticated 7Sage to study.
As long as you understand how to approach each question type and are understanding arguments and passages that were initially difficult for you and getting it to click why the right answer is right and the wrong answers are wrong, you will make progress. If you make progress for long enough, there is no magical barrier that can't be surmounted.
I got a 179 using only 7Sage!