Would be a lot easier than fabing something only to have it break down the road.
A flyer had a Q42 in a just finished Laser 200 this fall. The engine had around 4 flights on it and the engine/plane had around 5 flights since finished. The Q42 had a carb with the choke on it. He was flying it yesterday and coming down the runway the engine stopped suddenly and the plane was too high to land so he tried to bring it around to come back , It started to stall over the trees and almost made it but tipped and came down through the trees busting it up. He took the engine off and took it apart at the field and found the side of the piston had a large gash from the ring to the top and the liner was gouged up bad too around the exhaust port. He found a small machine screw all beat up and that is what caused the damage. Couldn't figure where it came from until looking at the carb and seeing the choke plate off of the lever. The bolt worked out of the choke plate , got sucked in and almost got pushed out the exhaust but the edge of the piston caught it and game over.