Need help building a driver pls help driver heads shafts etc

[broombroom]

Ok I got an r7 quad ht cheap about 5 years ago r so with the aldila nv r65.Thing is Ive never really got on well with it and hated the high kick point shaft.I then tinkered with the idea of buying a new driver but didnt think it would be worth spending so much so just recently bought an nvs 55 x cheap to try because I like cheap and prefer lower kick points.  Ive only tried it once and it diffenately has helped forgiveness as I thought it mite even though I was swinging it terrible.  However it still has a slight tendancy to balloon even with the x stiff shaft.  I got an f2 3 wood in the voodoo shaft regular and absoloutely love it the shaft is perfect.  So do I just pick a driver head I like and get that shaft put into it? im thinking of the supertri its bigger and more forgiving? would that work I will try my best to test it but things like that are scarce.

[BigAl5150]

Have you been fitted before so you know what shaft and head characteristics fit best for your swing? There are a fair amount of variables present so it might save you $$$ in the long run with getting something properly fitted for your swing.

[broombroom]

No ive never really been fitted properly.  I have used the thing once though (5 years ago) and hated it simply because im hitting into a net with ppl watching with no warm up shots etc, it said I was hitting a 7 iron 175 yards and back then that wasnt possible. My swing speed with driver was 100 avg.  There is very very little I can try over here and there is little choice in shaft selection if any.  I really do like the voodoo its perfect in my 3 wood I dont really like the look of the 909 driver though otherwise probably woulda settled on it.  I tried the vr pro in a fubuki shaft and its ok feels nice and springy but would probably hit it better with the voodoo but again that wont be possible so I dont know.  Is there really a lot of differences in heads?I like the super deep but i cant try it with the voodoo I dont know what to do.