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I have been cleaning the fins preparing for heat season, So with the E-series would that be to move more water?

Understood about the energy audit, here is the drawing showing all the baseboards. They are anderson windows/doors however this place was built in the early 90's. half vinyl siding half brick.

Here is the system as it sits, I'm still drawing so I can decide best which way to go.

Got, I'm currently drawing the system for length calculations will update later.

I will sketch it up later today here are some pictures, the insulated pipe show in the floor joist is the fed running the length of the house. The returns have tags and the blue handled hose bibs.

No they don't

Currently pump is on return side as well as the zones valves. I do not use zone 2 as its in the garage, I also do not use zone 7 as that end of the house becomes too hot. If I crank up zone 6 the bedroom is too hot. The current system is just not working as well at it should. All of the zones...

Here is the first floor existing layout, my thought was to remove Zone 2 as we never use it. Tie Zone 3&6 together with the one base board in dining room, to make 1 Zone, tie all remaining together to make another Zone. Then I would tie the two existing zones going to second floor together to...

I have a Burnham V8, it is connected to 7 zones, the pump is on the return side as are the valves. There is a main trunk 1.5"D running the length of the house feeding the zones. I think with reworking the zones, I could be better off with three zone. So what side is the pump better on?