That's a glass blank and Lamiglas never built that blank or any other with micros in the time frame that the blank was in use. For spinning rods the use the micros would not change your guide spacing one bit from normal NCG patterns used over the last 20 years. Look in the library section at www.rodbuilding.org for all the info you need.
Without a whole bunch more info, I couldn't help you, lots of unknown info as reel used, rear grip length, lines used, does your setup need to pass knots thru the guides, etc. all are important. Finding all the M & M posts on the site mentioned above will explain it all to you, I believe there are 7 of them each perfecting certain things a bit better. #5 I believe is spinning rods only, be prepared for the spinning rod posts to throw a bit of a monkey wrench is what most believe is necessary for a decent spinning rod. All the M & Ms are from bass rod builders, but rod length and style has no relevance in how the system works.
Look at the post I answered for the steelhead forum here yesterday for more info on other sources to look at. Hope this helps.