Well I am almost finished assembling my ARF (Not sure where that comes from as I now realize they are far from "Almost ready to fly".

I made sure I followed the Chinese to English translated instruction book and watched the instruction video that was obviously made to cover what the poorly translated instruction book doesn't tell you. Then after following the video along step by step I realized the video was made for a slightly different plane and many of the connectors etc were different or not available at all so I ended up having to change things a little.
Anyway whilst I was so busy making sure the vertical stabilizer was square to the horizontal stabilizer I didnt notice that the vertical stabilizer was back about 5 mm more than it should be and I couldnt slide it any further forward as the glue had already set. Every works okay but I am wondering if this will make a difference to the overall performance of the plane?

Thanks,

Troy