12v power distribution?

What is the most effective of distributing power from one 12v/30A wire into four?

Basically I'm looking to power four to five polarity wires on the remote starter I'm going to installing. I want something clean and professional.

Any thoughts or ideas?  

Vehicle '03 Jeep LIberty - Remote Starter Viper 5101

When I go to install there are going to be at least four +12v constant connections. I'm thinking of running one wire from the battery to power all four connections.  I'll need to power two polarity feeds for onboard relays, plus power the remote stater itself, and finally the door lock interface (Omega DB-CHDL4P).

the wire at the ignition harness be able to handle the current load.

if you wish, you can run an 8 guage into the knee kick and pull all your power from there.

tedmond, I've currently got a POS Desigen Tech RS installed in the Jeep with a dedicated power wire ran through the firewall, so I may just reuse that. What is the best way to divide up power from one wire though? Do three separate splices into it and branch off? That seems like a messy install though.

Yes. Splitting the cable/wire to send power where it needs to be.

My plan is to do exactly as you described oldspark. I'm just wondering if there is a simple and effective alternative to accomplish the same thing. I don't want to go so far as to install a fuse block, but what alternative are out there?

a fuesd distribution block will do.

or you can just use inline fuses on the wires that you will drawing 12v from. a fuse box would be nice, but clutters up room.