Speedup DROP huge MySQL replicated table

I've a **huge InnoDB** table customer_users_old (**150G**) that it's not in use anymore in the database, it was renamed from customer_users. My setup has a **Master-Slave replication** of MySQL 5.5 with innodb_file_per_table activated, so the table has it's own files. As the DROP command takes a lot of time, I'm afraid it can have some inpact on the prodcution database. So I'm thinking on **disaling unique and foreign key checks for the session** as it was suggested on DROP TABLE on a huge InnoDB table : SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0; SET UNIQUE_CHECKS=0; And **disabling the binary log** to drop the table *first on the master* and *then on the slave* as it was suggested on Deleting data from a large table with replication : SET sql_log_bin = 0; Will this speedup the process and minimize the impact on the servers load?