From a pure engineering point of view, ultimately yes.
However Car manufacturers set cars at a compromise setting, to allow a hopefully long period before failures. Often it is something similar to these used when models have same engines and one kicks out 163bhp and another 184.
Manufacturers also set vehicles to run anywhere in world, allowing for poorer quality fuels and oils. So the amount of adjustment these do, unless you went for a full monster race chip, shouldn't have to much of a detrimental effect over the lifetime you keep a vehicle.