Ignore your fear of trying something different. It may feel strange in the short run but potentially could be better than anything you have ever done. Third, work on your sequencing. The single greatest error in all golf swings is improper sequencing. For whatever reason, one component outruns another component, over acceleration of one zone overtakes another, and the whole system collapses.
Every player wants correct timing, rhythm and tempo.
These synonyms for correct sequencing can be developed just like any other part of your game. Try to make your backswing and your downswing speed feel as if they are exactly the same. Obviously, they are not, but the speeds will feel exactly the same if you have the correct sequencing of movements. Try to pause at the end of the backswing long enough to code the downswing. Without a delay in this change of direction, the unconscious part of the brain that controls the downswing will not know how to execute the downswing sequence.