I think it's likely to be a bad idea on an EFI engine, unless you knew for sure that the engine was running at a high enough temp to be outside of the cold running open loop map.
If you run cold (relatively), and as a result run rich, then aprt from the loss of performance likely the excess fuel gets deposited as a liquid on the bores and washes off the lubricating oil film causing accelerated wear (bores, rings, pistons), as well as getting into the oil and degrading it much more quickly.



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