The tuning on the Edelbrock carb is different from everything else. Basically your idle up to 1/3 throttle is controlled by the needle height, and your 1/3 to full throttle is controlled by replacing the needle with a different size. The carbs come with 3 different sized needles which will cover most applications. They take about 10 minutes total to swap out from the time you start to the time it's back on the quad and running, not too bad. To adjust the needle height, all you do is open the throttle wide open while turning an adjuster on the top of the carb, obviously with the engine not running, takes 15 seconds. Accelerator pump flow is adjusted with a single screw on the bowl of the carb easily accessed without any disassembly.
I had one of these for a while, and my only real complaint with it is that it does not have a choke or enrichener circuit for cold starting. On cold days in the winter I sometimes had to raise the needle height before I started it to get it rich enough that it would stay running, and then adjust it back down after the warrior warmed up. If you can live with that you will probably love this carb, I ride in the winter a lot and there were some moments when I really would have liked to grab it by the cable and see how far in the woods I could chuck it, the stock one was much nicer for cold weather starting. I'm talking about -10F sometimes, if it was right around freezing point it usually wasn't much of a problem, just a little annoying.
The worst episode I had was it was at a 3 day winter trip at Paragon, I woke up the second day to find that the case of beer on the floor beside me in my van had frozen, despite our propane camping heater which went out sometime during the night because the propane cylinder actually froze up. It was about 10 degrees outside, and because of the wet conditions the day before the throttle cable was frozen stiff. The battery was so cold it could barely turn over the engine, and on top of all that, no choke. I had to bake it beside the camp fire for 15 minutes and eventually it did fire up. Probably won't do that again though, there's no worse feeling than being camping, and you can't drink your beer because it froze. (on a note unrelated to quads or carbs, if you have frozen beer and drink that little bit of fluid on the surface that didn't freeze it's pretty much pure alcohol and it'll warm you up real nice when it's 10 degrees out)
Don't let that scare you away from it, just keep it in consideration when you make your decision, that's just one bad thing among many good things. The edel is the easiest carb I ever tuned on a quad, not only in it's design, but also it was very easy to find a sweet spot with it where everything worked great, and the throttle response was nice and sharp almost like it was an EFI system once I got it tuned right, I actually had to lean out the accelerator pump quite a bit to get it where I wanted it.