See the speaker cable FAQ:
From there:
NACA5 specifications are as follows:
Capacitance: 16pF per metre
Resistance: 9 milliohms per metre
Inductance: 1uH per metre
And:
High capacitance &/or very low inductance cables are to be avoided at all costs and may result in damage to your amplifier.
The approx. recommended length with NACA5 for power amps is 3.5 meter minimum, 5-10m ideal, 20m maximum. Unitis and SN3 are more tolerant, 3m should be fine for those.
So for 3 meters NACA5 this gives a minimum of 48 pF capacitance, 3 uH inductance. At 10 m, capacitance would be 160 pF. Inductance is more important.
Yours have approx. per meter 90 pf and 0.45 uH. So to reach the minimum inductance you need at least ~6.5 meters, which puts you at 585 pF capacitance.
So I would say no.
Note: I’m writing this on the phone during lunch, so forgive if I miscalculated somewhere. But check with your calculator following the same formula and you will figure it out