November LSAT Tips

Hello!

So, I am registered for the November LSAT but am facing a dilemma. I've been reviewing LR and RC for a solid 6-8 months and have been building my skills through Level 1 and 2 LR drilling. I'm almost 2000 questions in, and I know quality over quantity, but my analytics are now skewed toward lower percentages per priority. I've done multiple sections, have almost completed both the LR and RC curriculum, and now I'm self-practicing and incorporating more sections in both LR and RC. My main dilemma is that I haven't taken any prep tests at all, and I thought taking them once I felt adequately prepared would be sufficient. Now that I have two months left, should I take a prep test once a week, or more/less? Also, I struggle during timed conditions, and specifically with the idea of prep tests, and I need tips on how to stay engaged. I know the logic is in the 160s, and I'm aiming for no more than a 165. I also struggle with my big gap between timed/untimed conditions. For example, in the labs section of the stat overview, when it converts drills into a PT equiv, I've averaged a supposed score in the high 160s, up to 171. But timed is close to 150-155 sometimes. I also know that when I drill untimed but try to answer questions at a relatively good pace, I get more questions correct (+10 -> +30) seconds over. Levels 1-2 are easy, 3 is 70/30 accuracy, and levels 4-5 are hit and miss. I'm wondering if it's ok to be over time on some questions. I'm wondering if it's okay to go over time on some questions. If anyone can relate, let me know.

Thanks.