GT 35-55 is about right. It's static spine is 60# plus, measured with a 2# weight at 26 inches.
The 50 grain brass inserts softens the (dynamic) spine about 5-10#. Subtract about 5# of spine for every every inch of arrow length beyond 28 inches -- 10#. If the strike plate is cut past center 1/8 inch, that would require another 5-10# of spine. If it's cut to center, about 5# of additional spine would be needed. Likewise a fast flite string usually requires about 5# more spine than dacron.
So, adding and subtracting all of this -- 60# - 20# + 10# = 50#. That's the dynamic spine you end up with, which is what the calculator predicted. I'm doing the same thing that Stu's Calculator does, though the Calculator is more refined and now based on thousands of measurements.
Based on your initial post, I thought you were asking what is the spine you should select for your bow. Didn't know you already had selected the shafts you were to use. Regardless, you selected the correct spine, IMO.
Could also go up another 25 grains on the front end without any ill effect. Could add even more weight up front if you shorten the arrow an inch or two. Shortening the arrow stiffens it, but adding point weight softens it. Can plug those figures into the calculator as well. Or, just do it by trial and error. Good luck.