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You'd need to restore both to have a bootable PC if either Disc 0 or Disc 1 failed.
Here's where you are, as far as I can see:
Until you do a clean install on a new drive, you are dependent on BOTH disk 0 and disk 1 not breaking down. If either fails, you need to rely on Macrium, which you've never used to restore before. That could be a problem if you have a drive failure. Image restoration can fail even if you know what you are doing.
I'd confirm I could not boot with Disc 0 disconnected.
You could try to get to the bottom of why your use of EasyBCD didn't appear to solve anything. Personally, I'd probably pass on that for now.
I'd probably order the SSD as soon as possible.
When it arrives, do a proper installation of Win 7 with the proper partitons, so you don't end up in a jam like this, with a fouled up partition layout in Windows Disk Management.
I'd also make it a priority to learn how to actually restore using Macrium, probably by practicing with that sick 320 GB drive you have. Make an image of the SSD install, restore it to the sick 320. Make sure the 320 will boot your PC.