This is a particularly easy type of print for ABS or ASA. Things that are small and more rounded are not very difficult. Polymaker also makes some of the best ASA/ABS. ABS is usually very similar to ASA but the (warping) problems are about as bad as ABS is cheaper than ASA.

Things that are hard with these filaments are parts like, for example, an electronics box where there is a large surface on the build plate with pointy corners, thin walls, and a bridge plus monotonic infill over the top. The thin walls will cool at a very different rate than the monotonic layers on the build plate. This will start lifting the pointy corners of the print. The bridge will need the part fan and this will cause issues around the uppermost thin wall section as it is cooled even faster. Then the top layers will print with an overhang over the walls because of the cooling rate difference. If the part is removed too quickly from an enclosure, the top layers are likely to lift off the walls with a layer separation. The part cooling fan for bridges will make the most problems in general as it will alter the temperature differential between layers and induce stress. The larger and more complex the print gets the more these issues will happen.

The ultimate fix is to print in an actively heated enclosure. A Core XY printer is much better because the print is not moved as much. The Voron 2.4 is designed specifically as a printer totally optimized for ABS. This printer looks kinda like a Core XY but the build plate never moves at all due to a carriage that moves the print head up and down.