You have that turned around Pat. Drawing past 28 inches increases the bow weight so one needs to add arrow spine. Likewise, if one draws less than 28 inches, the bow weight will be less than it's marked at 28 inches and one would reduce arrow spine.
Snakebit: 65-70# should work for your set up, though another 5-10# of spine wouldn't hurt. A general rule of thumb is to add 5# of spine for a fast flite string; also add 5# of spine for a center cut riser. Your Silvertip may or may not be fast flite compatible, but I believe it is cut to center.
Cutting your shafts to 30 inches before point and nock tapering will give you about an inch overhang past the back of the bow to the point. Remember, about one inch of that 30 inches is used for the point taper. A plastic nock will add about 1/8-inch to the shaft's length. Have fun.