2/5 game loose/bad game. One limper and on the button I raise to 20 with 2 red 10's.
SB (the best player at the table : he is tight and agressive but knows how to play position and loves to call my raises) calls and everyone else folds.
Here, of course, we are in position.

We both have about 2000 in chips. My image is pretty tight and relatively aggressive.

Flops comes 1093 with 2 clubs

He checks and I bet 35. He raises to 105. Do you raise now and if so how much or do you call and wait for the turn?

so, so many cards that you don't want to see on the turn. not the situation to slowplay it. raise him. about tree fiddy is a tired meme but kind of looks right in this spot

Never call with the nuts.

In the spot you describe, your worst case scenario is villain having something like QcJc giving him a combo draw with 14 turn outs (assuming the T is one of the clubs; the 3 or the 9 of clubs is not an out for villain since it gives you a boat). Given that, villain has about a 51% chance to hit one of his outs OTT or OTR. Your equity is likely still greater than 50% though since you have redraw outs; villain doesn’t not win the pot every time he hits an out.

Assuming villain does not draw out, you only have the flop and maybe the turn to get action. Villain will not call a river bet. Since even in the worst case scenario you are a favorite, raising is profitable, and likely is optimal here. If neither the straight or flush draw completes OTT, I would think betting the turn (maybe even a shove) would be in order as well.

Two draws..you jam