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But ill tell you anyway.
You're going to need to place the suspension under your car, or same height, but with a block that you can put anything under it.
Step one
Put the suspension under a block
Step two
Put a short pipe corner under it (or a block, but a pipe is rounder so it wont mess with what its touching, if its not touching anything, then its fine)
Step 2.5 (for steering + suspension)
Put a short pipe instead of a short pipe corner
Step three
Put a bearing onto the flat surface of the pipe
Step 3.5 (for steering + suspension)
Put a short pipe corner on the bearing and add a bearing onto the flat surface(or block, whatever... then bearing)
Step 4
Put the wheel on the bearing and you're golden!
Also make sure your car is actually heavy enough to not just bounce up over every bump. The more weight you have, the less bounce the suspension has. Until you have too much weight, then the suspension does nothing and you just hit every bump in the landscape.