After a little searching on the Intel Acronis Migration tool it has been mentioned it has the same issues as you experienced with the other Aronis software. Can't clone a large partition to a smaller one, not able to clone only one partition on a physical drive, etc.
Also read several sites talking about alignment problems when restoring image backups to SSDs.
Acronis has said they are working on this issue, but for now if you only restore one partition on a drive it will re-align it during the restore to a un-aligned state. Restoring the entire drives partitions will keep the correct alignment.
As usual the superfetch debate has proponents for both sides of the discussion.
I have ran it enabled and disabled and have not noticed any performance difference, YMMV.
Intel states that the SSDs perform fast access to programs and superfetch is not needed, disabling it will save writes to the SSD.
IMHO, it's not enough to worry about.
Enable/disable as you prefer.
I have found good general SSD information on the OCZ forum, obviously they are focused on OCZ SSDs.
Just what tweaks are needed in win7 with SSD?
There are some that think you should turn off System Restore.
I have turned mine off on the SSD, I make weekly image backups, so am protected against disaster.