You could change the cam timing slightly with what you did. How much depends on how far you moved it. My guess is you only moved it a degree or so which probably would not be noticeable.
Did you find out? I did the same thing and now having problem starting. Just wanted to know what happened with yours please email me with answer ramarx714@gmail.com
I couldn't get the screw off the cam sensor so I tapped it with small chisel it moved to the right could I have made it jump time?
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