Would the German army intervene sooner?

Would a stronger British battlecruiser fleet make the German army intervene in naval budgets sooner?

Only if Germany spends beyond its historical plan; matching Britain more aggressively would bring the army-budget conflict forward.

Keeping the historical German programme would leave the army-navy budget conflict on roughly its historical course. Trying to match the additional British capability with more expensive ships would bring the clash forward. Germany is described as containing its naval bill partly by restricting cruiser construction and the size and number of destroyers. That produced a fleet with a weaker supporting force at Jutland than Britain's. The comparison also stresses British freedom to leave ships on other duties, or exclude commissioned capital ships whose gunnery did not meet Jellicoe's standard. Germany's problem was funding a balanced fleet while keeping the naval bill below the army's political limit.