good luck man!

Go for the record man you got this!

its strange to see someone squat half as much as me, but deadlift my max 1r for reps. well done, have to congratulate your dedication

Your squat looks good in terms of balance and bar path. However, one aspect that can be reconsidered is the wrist angle and elbow position as it directly ties into T-Spine tightness and therefore knee travel and hip rotation. Try to work on your rack position to achieve a wrist angle that is close to neutral or at least only slightly extended (not overextended!) with your hands internally rotated and a full grip on the bar (your wrists and fingers angled inwards and the bar resting on the base of your palm directly over your wrist) and the shoulders externally rotated while actively pushing the bar down and forward, and try to maintain this position as you descend into the hole. It might impose some readjustments to your stance width and toe angle as it will limit by how much your spine can move and therefore will force you to fully utilize your hip joint to get the extra ROM for the full depth squat. For reference, watch "Creating The Best Upper Back Position For Back Squat" by Sika Strength and Brendan Tietz's "Squat Mastery Technique Guide: Rack Position".