That's just indicative of that stlye cooler, especially the tank design. The cores are short the fin contact to draw heat is low. Then the air comes across the top or bottom of the core and continues intil it hits the ends and turns thru the core. Until the core becomes a restriction the air won't turn any sooner. Since it's a short core, that time is very far away. When we HAVE TO use cores like that we put baffles in the tank to force the air thru the core in sections equally. If you dyno the car you'll notice the area farthest from the inlet/outlet are warm from putting in work while the rest of the cooler does pretty much nothing.