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1. Keep in mind, all queing is on outbound traffic. You cannot queue an inbound packet...once it has arrived, it has arrived. So queues assigned to any "pass in" rule are meaningless. To shape traffic that has arrived at your router, shape it as it passes out the other direction. By that I mean shape inbound traffic from your local interface as it is passed out to your ISP, and shape inbound traffic from your ISP as it is passed out your local interface.
2. I've never used hfsc queuing, so can't comment on your queue rules.
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