AD BB (Blue Bullet) in Driver

Paging @Dan Drake
So I dragged the handful of driver shafts I have with G400 Ping tips on them to my fitter a few nights back and got on trackman
Much to my surprise the AD BB 7s dominated the competition. Accuracy check. More ball speed check. No blocks check. No toe hooks check. Best combo of LA, AoA and spin - check.
Now I have tried 6s and 6x in the BB in driver heads before .... but maybe the brand or loft or spin wasn't quite right before
For whatever reason, the 400 LST head (in small + setting) was a beast with this shaft. We had it set at 46", 10g weight in the back, D7.7 swing weight. Performance was so much better with a 10g back weight in place vs a 7g or 13g
I am thinking I may have been going too light and too stiff the last few years in some of my driver combo's which was causing some accuracy and timing issues when my swing was a little off
And of course this seems to have been the case in my irons as well as I am seeing greater accuracy in the 110 recoils in my PING Blueprint irons vs 95 recoils in my Mizuno 919t's. I've also gone back to s400 onyx in my wedges but am on the hunt for some 125 recoils, which seem to be proving fairly elusive. I need the elbow help FWIW
The shafts the BB7s beat out in my impromptu shoot out are as follows: Aldila Copper 60s tipped to X by Ping, Blueboard tour issue Matte Blue 53x, RIP Phenom 50 TX, Fujikura 660TRx, Oban Revenge 65.06, GD Pershing 55x
In hindsight, it shouldn't surprise me as the best combo I ever played according to my buddies last week - when I was a little "sprayey" and "snipey" after a 2 month hiatus - was the AD DI 6x (Adam Scott black) in a 2016 m2 HL head turned down in loft.
The QUESTION now is what to do in 3w??? Maybe the AD DJ that I gave to my twin brother? Or find an AD DI 7x and have a go?
I am in love with the OG Blueboard 73x in my 5 wood, so I need to stay in the 70g range for a 3 wood I feel. I think I may be proving to be a butt soft guy (in real life and in golf shafts). It's working out incredibly well in the hybrids as well
(I played 9 holes with the new combo two days ago .. 2 under. And 6 holes last night, 3 under thru 6 last night with an eagle before I cut in because I was carrying and it was a million degrees out.. Good lord I hope it's not a honeymoon phase)

If you like the blue board in the 5w I'd go with that for the fairway they make plenty of weight options to suit a little heavier and it's such a proven fairway shaft.

The DJ tipped properly is also a solid option but might require a little experimenting to get right.

It makes the most sense to go blue board though.

Wan